By this summer more people could be using medical marijuana for illnesses like depression and anxiety.

The Lead Safe Cleveland Coalition revealed 33 changes it thinks the city should make.

An 86-year-old Lyndhurst man is the latest to die from the flu, according to Cuyahoga County health officials.

Startling number of suicides by veterans uncovered after suicide on the campus of the VA's Wade Park Medical Facility in Cleveland.

A new study supported by the National Institutes of Health shows that the release of the Netflix series “13 Reasons Why” was linked to an increase in youth suicide rates.

Cuyahoga County health officials confirm two more residents have died from the flu.

A student-run clinic located in Portage County will provide free health care services to patients on several Saturdays throughout May, June, July, and August.

A report from the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America has Akron and Cleveland ranked among the top 35 worst cities in the nation for spring allergies this year.

A singer known internationally who received two sets of transplanted lungs at the Cleveland Clinic over the course of her short life has died at the age of 35, according to her family.

An E. coli outbreak in portions of the United States has now spread to Ohio, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

When it comes to essential oils, there is certainly no shortage of opinions.

Cuyahoga County health officials announced Thursday there was another flu-related death this week.

Asbestos-laden abandoned home finally demolished after repeated complaints.

Officials are searching for the owners of the cat to ensure proper medical care.

A 19 News viewer tests out the Smart Nora, an anti-snoring smart pillow.

Night Lase, a laser treatment for snoring, has been available in the Cleveland area for two years. We followed up with the doctor to see what progress has been made and how patients are doing.

Fire station health concerns being addressed.

Measles, a perfectly preventable disease, is finding a hold in pockets around the country and making some people who have not been vaccinated very sick.

Every spring, the Minority Men’s Health Fair at the Cleveland Clinic attracts thousands of people in need of screenings, checkups and tests.

The Summit County Public Health department says there has been an “alarming increase in the number of reported hepatitis A cases” throughout the county in 2019.

There have been no injuries reported to date.

Cuyahoga County health officials are interviewing students who became sick while on an annual field trip to Washington, D.C.

The American College of Physicians has issued new screening guidelines for women of average risk of developing breast cancer, according to a Cleveland Clinic press release.

University Hospitals says an employee’s actions of disclosing patient information “violated UH policies and procedures.”

Forty-seven people died from flu-related illnesses during the 2017-18 flu season. Fourteen have died so far this season.

The city of Strongsville is tightening its laws to stem alarmingly high e-cigarette use among minors.

Woman has advice on how to avoid what happened to her; a $2,300 bill for hospital prescriptions.

Thousands are expected to come get free screenings at four locations for dozens of illnesses that disproportionately affect men of color.

Woman gets refund from insurance company after Cleveland 19 gets involved.

The Cleveland Clinic has established itself as one of the most revered health care systems in the world.

A clinical trial that could result in a universal cure for Sickle Cell disease will be coming to UAB in the next couple of months.

The Cleveland Ibn Sina Clinic, an Islamic Center located in Parma, is opening its doors and offering health care to individuals without insurance.

Two people from Cuyahoga County died this week from the flu, bringing this season’s death toll to 11.

While the overall risk for psychosis is very low, more than twice the amount of patients in an amphetamine group in the study were affected by psychosis compared to those in a methylphenidate group.

According to the University College of London, hot drinks in general are an established risk factor for cancer. (Source: CNN)

At 9 months old KJ was diagnosed with a rare genetic mutation that causes learning delays and hinders walking.

Emma Isaac is 81, and in those years, she has never had an experience like she currently has with Aetna, the company that carried her health insurance.

There’s good news for anglers who want to eat what they catch from the Cuyahoga River this fishing season.

43 lots in total have been recalled.

In newly released documents, Gov. Mike DeWine is proposing to increase the minimum age to buy cigarettes and other tobacco products to 21 across Ohio.

Cleveland’s first medical marijuana dispensary is set to open its doors within the next two weeks.

The Ohio Senate again approved the so-called “heartbeat” abortion ban bill on Wednesday.

This year, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has reported 228 cases in 12 states.

The store has received eight reports of the glass lid cracking or shattering, including one report of an eye injury.

This recall is being initiated due to product tampering, following the production process.

Symptoms include diarrhea, abdominal cramps, and fever.

A divided federal appeals court has upheld an Ohio anti-abortion law that blocks public money for Planned Parenthood

The Better Sleep Council says it can take up to a week to feel normal after the clocks are moved for daylight savings.

This is the third recall in one week.

A Cleveland 19 series of reports on conditions at the Louis Stokes Cleveland VA Medical Center -- and how some veterans have been treated there -- are getting addressed.

According to the Academy of General Dentistry, up to 80 million people suffer from halitosis, or chronic bad breath.

An Ohio teen who received vaccinations against his mother’s wishes at the age of 18 is testifying in front of Congress on Tuesday.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is advising the public about a nationwide, voluntary recall initiated by Apotex Corp. on a birth control pill.

The movement to look and feel younger continues to be big business – but the U.S. Food and Drug Administration is cracking down.

A toxicology report recently identified that pills found in Northeast Ohio were actually laced with the potentially lethal drug fentanyl.

Testing completed over the past 24 hours confirmed the water is safe to drink.

A 1-year-old girl has made a miraculous recovery after becoming one of the youngest patients to ever undergo a complex surgery that was performed by a Cleveland Clinic surgeon.

During Tom Mihaljevic’s annual State of the Clinic address, the Cleveland Clinic CEO said violent incidents against caregivers are a nationwide problem.