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Medicine's Ruth Keri discusses her career, cancer research and women in STEM
CWRU’s Dr. Ruth Keri on misunderstandings in cancer research, underrepresentation of women in science, and NIH funding Cleveland Scene: Ruth Keri, professor of pharmacology and associate director for basic research at the Case Comprehensive Cancer Center, discussed her career, misconceptions about…
Case Comprehensive Cancer Center and Nation's Cancer Centers Jointly Endorse Updated HPV Vaccine Recommendations
Statement supports fewer vaccinations, urges action to increase national vaccination rates Recognizing a critical need to improve national vaccination rates for the human papillomavirus (HPV), the Case Comprehensive Cancer Center has again united with each of the 69 National Cancer…
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Immune system’s “workaround” may explain heart disease in psoriasis patients
Two studies describe how skin inflammation triggers potentially fatal immune response Psoriasis is well known for causing too many skin cells on elbows, knees and across the body, but people living with psoriasis may also be at an increased risk of heart disease. Effects of overactive immune cells…
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Spring Student Activity Fair
Find out how you can get more involved this semester at the Spring Student Activity Fair Friday, Jan. 20, from 12:30 to 2 p.m. at the Tinkham Veale University Center. The Office of Student Activities and Leadership (SA&L) and the SA&L Ambassadors will host the event. The event will give…
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“Use of Community Data by Nonprofits: Opportunities and Challenges”
The Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences’ Office of Research Administration and doctoral program will host a research colloquium titled “Use of Community Data by Nonprofits: Opportunities and Challenges.” The colloquium will be held Friday, Jan. 27, from 12:30 to 2 p.m.…
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Watch highlights of CWRU innovators at CES
From quickly spotting concussions on the field to changing how loved ones communicate across long distances, innovation from Case Western Reserve University students, faculty, staff and alumni was on display last week at CES. The international trade show in Las Vegas is where more than 170,000…
Direct Communication between Cell’s Surveillance and Protein Synthesizing Machinery Eliminates Genetic Errors
New research out of Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine describes a mechanism by which an essential quality control system in cells identifies and destroys faulty genetic material. The findings were published online December 23 in Nature Communications. Kristian Baker PhD, associate…
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Center for International Affairs Welcome Back Party
Join the Center for International Affairs for an afternoon celebrating the arrival of new and returning international students to campus. The center's Welcome Back Party will be held Thursday, Jan. 19, from 4 to 6:30 p.m. in Tomlinson Hall lobby. The event will feature games, activities and free…
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New address verification service implemented in HCM, SIS
Case Western Reserve University recently implemented a new service for Human Capital Management (HCM) and the Student Information System (SIS) for verifying domestic addresses. The new service will validate address information in real time and place addresses into a standard format. This service…
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PRCHN seminar: “Health Psychology Research to Address Tobacco Use and Related Disparities”
How do you apply health psychology research to understanding and addressing racial and ethnic disparities in tobacco-related outcomes? Monica Webb Hooper, director of the Office of Cancer Disparities Research at the Case Comprehensive Cancer Center, will address this topic at the next Prevention…