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University of Toledo Receives $2.32 Grant to Study Serious Lung Condition

August 14, 2025

Dr. Sailaja Paruchuri, a professor in the Department of Physiology and Pharmacology, is investigating whether a medication already approved to treat asthma could also help patients with acute lung injury.


Leading Edge: UToledo President on Challenges, Opportunities for the Institution

August 12, 2025

President James Holloway discusses his vision for increasing enrollment, growing research and strengthening the University’s connection with the community.


Device Puts Fat Cells to Good Use in Healing Chronic Wounds at UToledo Health

August 12, 2025

Dr. Munier Nazzal, a UToledo Health vascular surgeon, discusses a newly available treatment for chronic wounds that uses a patient’s own fat cells to accelerate healing.


Ask the Experts: Medicine Moves to a More Personalized Approach to Manage Cancer

August 12, 2025

Dr. Natalie Rizk, a UToledo Health breast surgical oncologist, explains the recommended screening guidelines and the preventive actions women can take to reduce their risk of breast cancer.


Spacing Out: Moonlight will Obstruct View of Meteor Shower

August 12, 2025

Dr. Michael Cushing, a professor of astronomy and director of Ritter Planetarium, talks about how to best view the Perseids meteor shower, which peaks early this week.


Wellness by the Boat

August 12, 2025

UToledo Health and the National Museum of the Great Lakes in downtown Toledo partnered to offer a free, 45-minute tai chi class Saturday, Aug. 9.


Emerging Treatment Could ‘Significantly Improve’ This Chronic Condition

August 7, 2025

Dr. Blair Grubb, a UToledo Health cardiologist and Distinguished University Professor in the College of Medicine and Life Sciences, discusses how a heart failure drug can be repurposed to treat POTS.


There are Many Reasons to Buy Kids’ Sunscreen at Any Age

August 7, 2025

Dr. Gabriella Baki, an associate professor of pharmaceutics and director of UToledo’s undergraduate Cosmetic Science and Formulation Design Program, explains sunscreens marketed for children and sunscreens marketed for adults offer the same level of sun protection.


UToledo Planetarium Unveils Maya Show, New Sound System

August 7, 2025

Heidi Westrick, assistant director of Ritter Planetarium, and Mae Higgins, a graduate student who presents programs at the planetarium, discuss recent upgrades to the facility's sound system and upcoming programming including "Tales of the Maya Skies" on Fridays in August.


How Is Lake Erie’s Health?

August 7, 2025

Dr. Thomas Bridgeman, a professor of ecology and director of the UToledo Lake Erie Center, discusses the harmful algal bloom in the western basin of Lake Erie during an educational cruise for elected officials, researchers and advocates hosted by Lake Erie Waterkeeper.


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