With $2.3 million from the Johnson & Johnson settlement allocated by Cuyahoga County,Marlene Miller, pediatrics chair at Rainbow Babies and Children's Hospital, will help lead programs aimed at mothers dealing with opioid addiction
June 4, 2021Outlet: Ideastream, NPR Cleveland
CWRU's Mahboob Rahman explains how blood presssure control saves lives
June 3, 2021Outlet: AARP
Medicine’s David Sheyn explains the different symptoms behind dysuria
May 25, 2021Medicine’s David Sheyn explains the different symptoms behind dysuriaMedicine’s Keming Gao discusses bipolar 2 disorder
May 21, 2021Outlet: U.S. News & World Report
Medicine’s Mark Cameron talks about Ohio’s vaccine lottery
May 21, 2021Outlet: Cleveland.com
Medicine’s Brian Appleby discusses lack of evidence that mRNA vaccines cause neurodegenerative diseases
May 18, 2021Medicine’s Brian Appleby discusses lack of evidence that mRNA vaccines cause neurodegenerative diseasesCrain's Cleveland Business names Markowitz, Chak and Willis as 2021 Notables in Health Care for team research
May 17, 2021Outlet: Crain's Cleveland Business
Crain's Cleveland Business names Robert Salata as a 2021 Notables in Health Care for research and innovation
May 17, 2021Outlet: Crain's Cleveland Business
Berger named one of Crain’s Cleveland Business’s Eight over 80
April 20, 2021Outlet: Crain's Cleveland Business
CWRU's Mahmoud Ghannoun weighs in on recent findings of an oral microbiome as an adjunct diagnostic tool for COVID-19 as promising
April 15, 2021Outlet: Medscape
CWRU's Mark Cameron explains why those who receive the COVID-19 vaccine should wait two weeks until calling themselves fully vaccinated
April 14, 2021Outlet: Mashable
Erika Trapl commented that longstanding healthcare inequities stem from access, affordability and even the stress of systemic racism
March 28, 2021Outlet: Cleveland Plain Dealer
CWRU's Mark Cameron discussed Ohio Senate Bill 22 which includes provisions targeting the authority of the governor, Ohio Department of Health and local health departments to respond to a public health crisis
March 25, 2021Outlet: Cincinnati City Beat
CWRU medical student Meredith Bradley and Assistant Dean for student affairs, Marjorie Greenfield, discussed how the COVID-19 pandemic reshaped the experience of studying medicine—and for the future of medical care itself
March 24, 2021Outlet: Spectrum News
Medical schools and students alike adapt to remote cadaver dissections and bedside-manner training via video during pandemic
March 23, 2021Outlet: New York Times