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Law's Eric Chaffee on Denver runway death
Denver runway fatality reveals a weakness in airport securityAssociated Press: Eric Chaffee, the John C. Hutchins Professor of Law, called a Denver runway death a major security failure and “an unprecedented risk,” warning the breach exposed passengers to grave danger after an intruder reached a…
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Medicine's Awais Aftab weighs in on SSRI debate
RFK Jr. is going to war against SSRIs. Doctors and patients are caught in the middle. The Washington Post: Awais Aftab, professor at the School of Medicine, said polarized debate over SSRIs stems from gaps in scientific knowledge, with some people dismissing withdrawal concerns while others…
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University President Eric W. Kaler discusses Ohio colleges right-sizing
Ohio colleges are already right-sizing. Presidents say forced consolidation is another matter. Crain's Cleveland Business: University President Eric W. Kaler noted that closing smaller colleges or regional campuses could devastate local economies, eliminating major employers and weakening entire…
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Weatherhead's Andrew Medvedev discusses AI and Gen Z in the workforce
Case Western Reserve business school dean talks workforce trends around AI and Gen ZCleveland Magazine: Andrew Medvedev, dean of Weatherhead School of Management, said Gen Z workers prioritize purpose and impact over perks, pushing employers to offer meaningful work. He called AI “the future of…
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Medicine's Ryan Marino weighs in on the “super meth” lie
Spencer Pratt is creating panic over ‘super meth.’ It’s not even realWired: Ryan Marino, associate professor at the School of Medicine, described claims about “super meth” as propaganda that worsens outcomes. Marino argued Los Angeles’ homelessness crisis isn’t driven by drugs alone and urged…
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Medicine's Awais Aftab weighs in on new deprescribing guidelines
The strange alliance trying to remake American psychiatryThe New York Times: Awais Aftab, professor at the School of Medicine, argued mainstream psychiatry has long underestimated the severity of antidepressant withdrawal and discontinuation problems. He criticized new deprescribing guidelines as…
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Download, update Spartan Safe app to stay safe on campus
All members of the Case Western Reserve community are reminded to download Spartan Safe from the iPhone App Store or Google Play. Or, if you’ve already downloaded the app, open it today—and regularly—to ensure it is still active and connected; both Android and Apple devices go into…
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Undergraduate sisters Ridaa, Rihab and Hiba Ali graduate together
3 sisters graduate together at Case Western Reserve UniversityFox 8: Sisters Ridaa, Rihab and Hiba Ali graduated together from Case Western Reserve University, earning advanced degrees in electrical engineering, public health, and bioethics. The family moved from Saudi Arabia to Cleveland in 2016…
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Medicine's Sara G. West discusses changes against reality star Josh Duggar
TLC reality star busted on child porn charges; Josh Duggar demands freedom on legal technicalityCrime Stories with Nancy Grace: Sara G. West, associate professor of psychiatry at the School of Medicine, joined Nancy Grace to discuss Josh Duggar’s appeal of his child pornography conviction, which…
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Law's Eric Chaffee discusses new Trump Mobile phones
Trump Mobile says its phone will ship this week, almost a year after announcing the deviceCBS News: Eric Chaffee, the John C. Hutchins Professor of Law, said Trump Mobile’s preorder terms were crafted to avoid creating any contractual obligation, calling deposits a “no-interest loan” from…