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To comply with regulatory guidelines and safety protocols, please do not take pictures of debate preparations within Samson Pavilion, including load-in and load-out efforts. If you have taken photographs already, please do not post on social media (and remove in the event you already have featured…

Attend Cleveland Clinic’s 2020 Medical Innovation Summit Tuesday, Oct. 6. At this live virtual event, thought leaders of all types, including investors, entrepreneurs, clinicians and industry professionals, collaborate to drive health care change. Hear from keynote speakers Gail Boudreaux, CEO of…

Members of the Case Western Reserve University community can prepare for the presidential debate taking place at the Samson Pavilion Tuesday, Sept. 29. Updates are available related to parking and traffic, logistics, news and special virtual events. Review the updates at case.edu/2020-debate/.

Ahead of the presidential debate, the CWRU Institute for the Science of Origins, Siegal Lifelong Learning Program and the Happy Dog will host a talk by Emmitt Jolly, associate professor of biology and medical sciences at Case Western Reserve. Emmitt Jolly will lead a discussion titled “What the…

Due to the presidential debate preparations at Samson Pavilion, CWRU and Cleveland Clinic faculty, staff and students should enter Samson Pavilion using the west entrance only (off 93rd Street) this week. Those who try to enter on the east side will be redirected to the west entrance. Those who…

Efstathios "Stathis” Karathanasis, PhD and William Schiemann, PhD are leading a team of researchers from the Case Comprehensive Cancer Center (Case CCC) and Duke University combining nanotechnology with immunotherapy to treat metastatic breast cancer. The team received a five-year, $3M grant from…

Dean Michael Scharf was lead co-author of an Amicus Brief requested by the Appeals Chamber of the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Prosecutor v. Bosco Ntaganda case.  The legal question the International court asked Scharf and his colleagues from the Public International Law & Policy…

Charis Eng, MD, PhD, received a two-year, nearly $680,000 grant from the PTEN Research Foundation to investigate how genomic alterations influence PTEN hamartoma tumor syndrome (PHTS). With this grant, Dr. Eng’s team will sequence the whole genomes of a large number of PHTS patients from around the…

School of Medicine awarded $2.3 million to study epidemiology, transmission and immunology of COVID-19 in long-term care facilities Almost from the moment COVID-19 reached this nation’s shores, nursing homes have experienced some of its most devastating effects. Within a few months, federal…

Editor’s Note: With the Health Education Campus of Case Western Reserve University and Cleveland Clinic set to hold the first presidential debate next week (Tuesday, Sept. 29), The Daily will feature a number of debate-related articles in the days leading up to the event. When it comes to health…