January 2025
Features
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It Takes a Village to Treat Brain Tumors
Mayfield Brain & Spine neurosurgeons launch an institute of worldwide experts in collaboration with four area hospital groups.
How Gender Bias in Medical Care Impacts Your Health
Female physicians still have to work harder than their male colleagues to gain acceptance from professors, practice partners, and patients.
Keeping Dancers on Their Toes
Perhaps it takes an ex-ballerina to truly understand the rigors and injuries of performance training.
Giving Birth and Being Heard
When expectant moms in Cincinnati don’t feel heard by their OB/GYNs before giving birth, they often reach out to Anita Weisberger, M.D. The Christ Hospital doctor has a reputation for spending extra time with patients and helping them achieve the birth they’re hoping for, in addition to the main goal of a healthy mom and […]
Empowering Women to Talk to Their Doctors
Abby Loftus-Smith, M.D. wants women to have conversations with their doctors and ask questions at every age.
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Frontlines
The Cost to Live
Ohio’s minimum wage increased again. Is it enough to live comfortably in Cincinnati?
A Groundbreaking Leader of Inclusion at UC
Christopher D. Johnson, UC’s first Deaf Black academic administrator.
Radar
Goodnight Room
Enter the world of a childhood classic at Blue Marble Books in Ft. Thomas.
Columns
Editor’s Letter: January 2025
Editor-in-Chief John Fox ponders the gender gap in medicine.
Dine
Baudry’s Layers of Flavor
Authentic French pastries baked in the heart of Lockland.
Perfectly Prepped Meals to Go
Now that the weather is cold, stay indoors and order from these meal prep services.
Born to Be Wild at Wildweed
With its foraged flights of fancy, this innovative OTR restaurant blazes its own trail.