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A leader in oral surgery, Dr. Eichner reflects on his journey from CWRU to national advocacy

A conversation with serial entrepreneur Amr Salahieh (CSE ’89), founder and CEO of Shifamed

Epoch Times: Tawna L. Mangosh, assistant professor in the Department of Pharmacology and director of the Translational Pharmaceutical Science Program at the School of Medicine, flagged pain and fever medications, which contain acetaminophen, ibuprofen, aspirin, and naproxen, as the OTC category of…

Shhhh: Quieter hospitals offer benefits to inpatientsMedscape: Kenneth E. Remy, associate professor of medicine, pediatrics, biochemistry, and pathology at the School of Medicine, explained how a quieter hospital environment supports recovery in several important and very practical ways. Among the…

A witness’ silence may threaten a murder investigation. Why it’s so hard to prosecute some casescleveland.com: Michael Benza, professor of practice at the School of Law, said witness testimony remains the backbone of criminal prosecutions despite advances in forensic science. “We still build most…

Crowded Republican field fights to take on Ohio's veteran congresswomanCourthouse News: Justin Buchler, assistant professor of political science, said that Republican challengers face an uphill battle against longtime Rep. Marcy Kaptur despite a redrawn, more favorable map—pointing to her…

Patients in danger of bleeding out from trauma could be treated on site

9 prom night tips every parent should know to help their teen stay safe and confidentParents Magazine: Jennifer King, assistant professor and co-director of the Center on Trauma and Adversity, advised assigning your teen a 'safe contact' should they run into trouble during prom. "This person would…

As graduation approaches at Case Western Reserve University School of Law, students look back on the experiences that shaped their time on campus—and ahead to the paths they’re about to begin. From discovering their academic interests to gaining hands-on experience through clinics, competitions and…

Health: Elizabeth Click, associate professor at the Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing, said “wellness stacking” can legitimately help people build healthier routines by linking new habits to existing ones, reducing the mental effort of behavior change. She advised starting small and avoiding…