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Research Institute for Children's Health's Mitch Drumm discusses his research on cystic fibrosis
Dr. Mitch Drumm - Hike & Seek for Research WKYC: Mitch Drumm, director of the Research Institute for Children's Health, discussed his research on cystic fibrosis and how researchers and scientists are coming together at Case Western Reserve University to test and treat other genetic diseases…
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CWRU ranked No. 1 in Ohio in Payscale's annual College Salary Report
What colleges and majors lead to a well-paying job? See how Ohio schools rank The Plain Dealer: Case Western Reserve University ranked No. 1 in Ohio in Payscale's annual College Salary Report, which measures universities that lead to the highest-paying post-graduation jobs.
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Anthropology's Lee Hoffer discusses the nature of opioid trafficking
How business of fentanyl controls Ohio’s opioid crisis The Columbus Dispatch: Lee Hoffer, associate professor of anthropology, explained that though most people believe opioid trafficking occurs in the streets, it usually is conducted in private.
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Biomedical engineering's Anant Madabhushi discusses work on computer program to detect Alzheimer’s disease sooner
Case Western Reserve University research points to early detection of Alzheimer's disease The Plain Dealer: Anant Madabhushi, the F. Alex Nason Professor II of biomedical engineering, discussed the work he and his team are conducting on a computer program that uses various indicators of…
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Weatherhead School's Susan Helper speaks to activists protesting at the Federal Reserve's annual conference
If Janet Yellen goes, the fed’s current policy may go with her The New York Times: While speaking to activists protesting at the Federal Reserve's annual conference, Susan Helper, the Frank Tracy Carlton Professor of Economics, called for continued economic stimulus.
Graduate student work study opportunity available with the Provost Scholars Program
Graduate Student Work Study with the Provost Scholars Program Twenty Hours per Week with Flexible Time Periods The student will assist with a variety of academic-related activities, which are related to the Provost Scholars Program, which includes interacting with faculty, students, and developing…
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5 questions with… student researcher, avid volunteer Sean Baxley
After sustaining three major concussions in just four years playing football and rugby, Sean Baxley was familiar with the immediate effects of the injury. But after the third, he decided it was time to look into the long-lasting impact of concussions. That’s what led him to the topic of chronic…
Post-Doc Q&A: In Pursuit of Nursing Research
In Pursuit of Nursing Research By Shelly Koski The Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing is known for educating the most innovative nurse scientists in the nation. Forefront asked to four of the school’s post-doctoral fellows what inspired them to become a nurse scientist and what advice they…
Your Health, Precisely
Story by Jessica Ullian Photographs by Gary Yasaki Nursing has long occupied a unique position in health care around the globe, combining expertise in clinical research with commitment to patient well-being. Now, with unprecedented technology and data collection tools, the health care industry is…
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Neurocritical Care Boot Camp Prepares Future Advanced Care Practitioners Story by Helen Jones-Toms Photographs by Roger Mastroianni Amid the antiseptic stillness of the cadaver lab is a quiet hum of conversation. Students and instructors huddle around two…