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Sports Medicine Resources for Track and Field
Here are some helpful ways to keep your body in its best shape to run track and field.
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Awards & Recognition
ODS is nationally recognized for advancing innovation at the intersection of data science, AI and pediatric care, earning prestigious awards and competitive funding that both validates and enables its impact.
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Innovations for Clinical & Translational Impact
Understand how the Office of Data Sciences moves innovations from the lab to the point of care.
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Papers, Presentations & Perspectives
Browse the Office of Data Sciences' scientific catalog and perspectives from the community.
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Neurodevelopmental GI Clinic
The Neurodevelopmental GI Clinic at Nationwide Children’s Hospital provides specialized evaluation and treatment for children with autism spectrum disorder, cerebral palsy, intellectual disability, Down syndrome, developmental delay and other neurodevelopmental conditions who have digestive
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Meet Our Participants
Zhiyu (Cathy) Song "I’m a PhD candidate in the Molecular, Cellular and Developmental Biology program at OSU, co-mentored by Dean A. Lee, MD, PhD, and Benjamin Z. Stanton, PhD.
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IBC Meeting Minutes
The Institutional Biosafety Committee (IBC) provides biosafety oversight of the research activities and is responsible for overseeing recombinant and synthetic nucleic acid research described in the National Institutes of Health Recombinant DNA Guidelines.
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Cholesterol Screening for Kids - When Should Your Child be Tested?
High cholesterol isn’t just an adult health concern. Learn when children should have their cholesterol checked, which risk factors may call for earlier screening, and what families can do if lipid levels are high or borderline.
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Oral Allergy Syndrome: The Hidden Allergy
Does your mouth or throat itch after eating certain fresh fruits or vegetables? It could be oral allergy syndrome. Learn how pollen allergies can trigger these reactions, which foods are commonly involved, and why cooking, peeling, or canning foods may help prevent symptoms.