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Northern Kentucky hospital marks 500th cardiac endoscopic surgery, speeding recovery (opens the original)
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by Cassy Arsenault & Kevin Delaney, WKRC CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Patients needing certain types of heart surgery are seeing faster recoveries thanks to a minimally invasive technique being used at St. Elizabeth Healthcare in Northern Kentucky. The health system has been performing cardiac endoscopic surgery for the last several years and recently reached a milestone of 500 patients who have undergone the procedure. Patients needing certain types of heart surgery are seeing faster recoveries thanks t
Risks of using AI for mental health advice (opens the original)
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by Cassy Arsenault & Kevin Delaney, WKRC CINCINNATI (WKRC) - More young adults are turning to artificial intelligence for mental health advice, but local experts are warning that AI tools can come with serious downsides if they’re treated as a substitute for professional care. Nearly one in five young adults are using artificial intelligence for mental health advice, according to a recent study published in JAMA Pediatrics. More young adults are turning to artificial intelligence for mental heal
Black Mental Health Summit aims to break stigma, share resources (opens the original)
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by Cassy Arsenault & Kevin Delaney, WKRC s National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month is observed in July, a local organization is working to break the stigma around mental health and connect the Black community with resources. The Black Mental Health Summit, an annual event organized by Black Women Cultivating Change, was held in West Chester (WKRC) CINCINNATI (WKRC) - As National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month is observed in July, a local organization is working to break the stigm
Why is deli turkey so expensive? Grocery prices fall overall but lunch meat keeps climbing (opens the original)
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CINCINNATI (WKRC) - For shoppers who felt like their grocery bill was slightly easier to swallow in June, the numbers back that up. A monthly grocery price tracker from the UC Alpaugh Economic Center, in partnership with Local 12, found overall grocery prices across the Tri-State fell about 0.91% from May to June. While some items became more affordable, others moved in the opposite direction — including a popular lunch staple: deli turkey. (WKRC, File) The decline was largely driven by lower pr
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