Monica Robins
WKYC Channel 3 News
Cleveland, OH, United States
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New migraine nasal spray that can give patients relief within 15 minutes approved by FDA
However, Zavzpret won't arrive in pharmacies until July. → Read More
How Cleveland police are finding benefits from equine-assisted therapy
Welcome to In Step With Horses, a non-profit 501c3 in Chesterland connecting people with animals and nature for improved mental health. → Read More
Northeast Ohio doctors look at health impacts of daylight saving time
We 'spring forward' this weekend, but the time change can have some serious health impacts for some. → Read More
Sneezing yet? Spring allergies are starting to rear their ugly head
Warmer weather is great for the mood, but it's also bringing on allergy season a bit sooner. → Read More
Consumer Reports: FDA establishes new record-keeping process regarding food poisoning
Millions of people get sick each year from contaminated food, and finding the source of the contamination isn't easy. But that could be changing. → Read More
Akron Children's Hospital gives Ukrainian girl the surgery she desperately needed
13-year-old Dianka Tsyukh escaped the war in Eastern Europe, and finally got the scoliosis surgery she'd been waiting for. → Read More
Ohio train derailment: What to expect as the chemical cleanup begins in East Palestine
Experts say depending on what's found in the cleanup and how deep the chemicals go into the soil, health assessments of residents could potentially last decades. → Read More
'Breakthrough therapy'? The strange trip of psychedelic research lands in Ohio
Cleveland Clinic and the Ohio State University have begun recruiting subjects to test whether LSD and psilocybin may help those with mental health disorders. → Read More
Meet 'Yousef,' the Northeast Ohio native and doctor referenced by Damar Hamlin at NFL Honors
Dr. Yousef Raslan, a Brecksville-Broadview Heights High School graduate, is currently a chief anesthesia resident at the University of Cincinnati Medical Center. → Read More
3News' Monica Robins speaks to Cleveland doctor about air quality concerns in East Palestine
A University Hospitals medical toxicologist weighs in on what he thinks about the potential risks for the health of those in the evacuation zone. → Read More
'Male menopause': Is it fact or fiction?
While andropause is a completely different condition, one of the reasons for the nickname is because many of the symptoms are the same for both sexes. → Read More
Next phase of breast cancer vaccine research begins at Cleveland Clinic: 3News exclusive
Cleveland Clinic researchers begin the next phase of research into a vaccine aimed at preventing the most lethal type of breast cancer. → Read More
'You don't think anything's going to happen to you': Survivor shares her heart health journey at Go Red for Women luncheon in Cleveland
While Kelly Rizer's heart was full of love for her new husband Chris, it almost didn't let her walk down the aisle. → Read More
Consumer Reports: It's time to fall back in love with your Instant Pot
If that Instant Pot you were so excited about a few years ago is now collecting dust, Consumer Reports can help reignite the spark just in time for Valentine’s Day. → Read More
Knowing your family heart health history can save lives
Black patients diagnosed with the heart condition dilated cardiomyopathy, of unknown cause, are more likely to have family members at risk. → Read More
Mental health targeted in Gov. Mike DeWine's budget proposal
DeWine has been focused on mental health issues for some time and last year launched the 'Beat the Stigma' campaign, which WKYC was involved with. → Read More
CVS, Walmart cutting back pharmacy hours starting in March
The chains blame the nationwide pharmacist shortage, which started before the pandemic. However, some pharmacists say they are being stretched too thin. → Read More
Meet Tater Tot: 'Chief Cuddle Officer' at the Summit County Juvenile Court
Social worker Geoff Auerbach and his therapy dog, Tater Tot, are a welcome sight in a place where people are often hurting. → Read More
'A wonderful story of triumph': Eighth grader inspires Cuyahoga County drug court defendants
Jason Rossi was born addicted to opioids and spent the first weeks of life in withdrawal. Thirteen years later, this eighth grader took on a unique school project. → Read More
Why cervical cancer cases are going down for some populations, but up for others
January is Cervical Cancer Awareness Month, and while there has been a decline in cases among young women, those 65 and older represent about 20% of new cases. → Read More