News' Monica Robins spoke with Dr. Kevin Johns about cancer care beyond medicine. Mass protests planned for Trump state visit ...

There's information out there -- which is frankly misinformation -- that it can be treated with, say, high doses of vitamin A ...

News’ Senior Health Correspondent Monica Robins talked to Kristin Englund, an infectious disease specialist with Cleveland Clinic about measles and misinformation.

After becoming just the second person to undergo a pioneering implant operation at Cleveland Clinic, Monica Robins shares how ...

Monica and Eugenia are filmed in close-ups so tight that the image doesn’t seem to leave them room to breathe. Late in the film, Eugenia writhes in apparent agony over a pillow that is too hot.

Monica Robins is the Senior Health Correspondent at 3News. The information provided in this column is for educational and informational purposes only. Always seek the advice of your physician or other ...

Jul. 7—WILLARD — Join us Tuesday night for Monica Robins and the Ninja Cowboys. If that name sounds familiar, it should. Monica is the WKYC 3News Senior Health Correspondent. She is also a ...

You may remember Monica was diagnosed with a brain tumor two years ago, later having surgery to remove most of it. Doctors were forced to leave some of it in due to concerns over Monica's safety.

Channel 3's Monica Robins yesterday told viewers that two years after being diagnosed with a brain tumor, and some time after a first surgery that ...

Emmy-Award winning reporter Monica Robins is the Senior Health Correspondent at WKYC in Cleveland, Ohio.

WKYC-TV Senior Health Correspondent Monica Robins has covered medical news in Northeast Ohio for 23 years. Over time she's become a resource to turn to and now she's joining the Cleveland Jewish ...

Monica Robins isn’t a doctor nor does she play one on television. She’s been reporting on health news for 23 years for Cleveland television station WKYC and as the station’s senior health ...