Elizabeth B. Kim

Health and Environment Enterprise Reporter at Cincinnati Enquirer

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Ohio grooming bill goes into effect: what to know

2 weeks ago | cincinnati.com | Elizabeth B. Kim

A law that criminalizes grooming children in Ohio has just gone into effect. It is now illegal in Ohio for an adult to engage in a pattern of behavior with a child under 16, who is also four or more years younger than the adult, that entices, coerces or solicits the child to engage in sexual activity. Ohio House Bill 322, which was signed by Gov.
Ohio grooming bill goes into effect: what to know

2 weeks ago | the-daily-record.com | Elizabeth B. Kim

A law that criminalizes grooming children in Ohio has just gone into effect. It is now illegal in Ohio for an adult to engage in a pattern of behavior with a child under 16, who is also four or more years younger than the adult, that entices, coerces or solicits the child to engage in sexual activity. Ohio House Bill 322, which was signed by Gov.
Ohio grooming bill goes into effect: what to know

2 weeks ago | times-gazette.com | Elizabeth B. Kim

A law that criminalizes grooming children in Ohio has just gone into effect. It is now illegal in Ohio for an adult to engage in a pattern of behavior with a child under 16, who is also four or more years younger than the adult, that entices, coerces or solicits the child to engage in sexual activity. Ohio House Bill 322, which was signed by Gov.
Ohio teen tapped to help draft legislation on health care and AI

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Elizabeth B. Kim

Ohio teen Paisley Tuel has opinions about health care and AI, and now she's got the ear of state legislators. Tuel, a 19-year-old at Case Western Reserve University, said her alarm bells first went off she heard that insurance companies UnitedHealth and Cigna were being sued for allegedly improperly denying patient claims using algorithms. As a pre-law student, Tuel said she was curious about how different states protect patients against the misuse of AI.
Should you get a measles booster as an adult? What to know

3 weeks ago | cincinnati.com | Elizabeth B. Kim

Most adults in the U.S. were vaccinated for measles when they were infants. But with Ohio's first measles outbreak of the year infecting at least 10 people in the state, you might be wondering whether you need a booster. Here's what you need to know. More: Measles outbreak confirmed in Ohio, state health department announcesNot sure whether you were vaxxed? The two-dose measles, mumps and rubella vaccine is highly effective, decreasing your chance of getting the disease by 97%.
These multibillion-dollar companies won't say whether they're sponsoring Pride this year

3 weeks ago | cincinnati.com | Elizabeth B. Kim

Companies that were awash in rainbow last June won't say whether they're sponsoring Cincinnati Pride this summer. It's part of a national trend that has longtime corporate sponsors dropping their financial support of the LGBTQIA community, some for the first time in decades. Beer giant Anheuser-Busch declined to sponsor St. Louis Pride after over 30 years of partnership, while Comcast informed organizers of Pride from San Francisco to Washington, D.C., of the same thing.
How much money does your doctor get from big pharma? Find out here

1 month ago | cincinnati.com | Elizabeth B. Kim

How would you feel if you knew your doctor was getting paid by big pharma? Would you still trust their medical advice? Every year, pharma and biomedical device companies spend billions on doctors' trips, meals, gifts, speaker fees, consultant fees and research funding. Due to the Physician Payments Sunshine Act, they're required to report these payments to the federal government.
How to find out if you got your measles vaccines

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Elizabeth B. Kim

Measles is spreading across the U.S. once again, with confirmed cases surpassing 300 for the first time since 2019, data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows. More: Measles is getting closer to Ohio. Here's what you can do to protect you and yoursWhile Ohio has not yet reported any measles cases in 2025, the disease has reached neighboring states such as Kentucky, Michigan and Pennsylvania.
How to find out if you got your measles vaccines

1 month ago | cincinnati.com | Elizabeth B. Kim

Measles is spreading across the U.S. once again, with confirmed cases surpassing 300 for the first time since 2019, data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows. More: Measles is getting closer to Ohio. Here's what you can do to protect you and yoursWhile Ohio has not yet reported any measles cases in 2025, the disease has reached neighboring states such as Kentucky, Michigan and Pennsylvania.
Hamilton County sees overdose deaths decline for 3 years

1 month ago | cincinnati.com | Elizabeth B. Kim

For the third year in a row, Hamilton County has seen a drop in overdose deaths, according to a new report released by Hamilton County Public Health. "We've seen this decline, and that's the good news, but we still have some work to do," said Hamilton County Commissioner Denise Driehaus, who serves as the executive chair of the Hamilton County Addiction Response Coalition's steering committee.

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