Monica Robins is a Senior Health Correspondent at WKYC. She specializes in topics related to medicine and healthcare, including public health, consumer health, and wellness programs, with a particular focus on oncology, mental health care, and nutrition. Monica's work has been featured in various media outlets, including First Coast News, ABC10, and WTOL 11, among others.
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Monica Robins' articles predominantly cover health and healthcare topics, with a specific focus on local stories within Ohio and Cleveland. Her use of data in her coverage suggests that she values evidence-based reporting.
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New research on insulin, when you eat, and a daily avocado could reshape how people manage diabetes.
By: Monica Robins
Sun exposure offers real health perks, chlorine takes a toll on skin and hair and the right amount of water depends on you.
By: Monica Robins
Migraines affect more than 40 million Americans — yet many people never mention their headaches to their provider. Here's why that needs to change.
By: Monica Robins
Amid the worst measles outbreak in 25 years, Dr. Peter Salk urges America to trust vaccines, with grandparents playing a key role in bridging generational gaps.
By: Monica Robins
Experts have released new menopause guidelines, and researchers proved healthy lifestyle changes are best for long-term health. Here are today's health headlines.
By: Monica Robins
From a newly expanded vaccine to growing concerns about ultra-processed foods and women's brain health, here's today's health news.
By: Monica Robins
Survey shows younger Americans are falling behind on cancer screenings, testosterone therapy warnings may soon change and a rare amoeba makes summer headlines.
By: Monica Robins
Aging, chronic disease and new technology collide in today's health headlines.
By: Monica Robins
After years of severe facial pain, a Cleveland mom became the first person ever treated with a new device and woke up pain-free.
A mammogram could spot heart disease, summer's critical blood need and aging myths worth busting
