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Pediatrics' Amy Edwards weighs in on new COVID variant
New COVID variant NB.1.8.1 detected in the U.S.—could it trigger a summer surge? Health: Amy Edwards, assistant professor of pediatrics, expressed that NB.1.8.1 might be slightly more transmissible and that for now "we don’t actually know which type of vaccine the FDA is going to recommend."...
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Biology's Jean Burns discusses research related to climate change and its effects on pollinators
Despite Cleveland's unpredictable weather, these beekeepers hope to keep the hive alive ideastream: Jean Burns, professor of biology at the College of Arts and Sciences, warned that warmer, unpredictable Ohio winters could worsen bee die-offs, as frequent freeze-thaw cycles disrupt bees’ dormancy a...
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Weatherhead's J.B. Silvers consequences of potential Medicaid cuts for Ohio health care systems
Cuts to Medicaid could hit Ohio health care systems hard Crain’s Cleveland Business: J.B. Silvers, the Albert J. Weatherhead III Professor of Management at Weatherhead School of Management, noted that hospitals—especially smaller ones—would suffer significant financial losses due to a rise in uncom...
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Psychology's Richard Boyatzis offers advice for building a professional inner circle
9 tips to network like a pro and build your inner circle Verywell Mind: Richard E. Boyatzis, professor in the Departments of Organizational Behavior, Psychology and Cognitive Science, shared some strategies for making meaningful connections. “Remember people’s names and something personal about the...
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Medicine's Betul Hatipoglu explains how Victoza works
Victoza generic availability, cost, and dosage The Checkup by Singlecare: Betul Hatipoglu, professor of medicine at the School of Medicine, explained how Victoza works. “Victoza was approved for diabetes management; it is very similar to medications such as Ozempic, which is just a daily form of th...
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How Canadian wildfire smoke affects air quality in Cleveland: A CWRU faculty member weighs in
A gray haze hung over Cleveland last week as smoke and soot from raging wildfires in western Canada swept over our region. Southwesterly winds carried harmful toxins and pollutants with them, resulting in an air quality advisory that warned those in sensitive groups to stay indoors to minimize the e...
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Kelvin Smith Library introduces AI-powered research assistant
Kelvin Smith Library will introduce Scite, an AI-powered research assistant specifically tailored to Case Western Reserve University students, faculty and staff. Scite empowers researchers by helping overcome writer's block, facilitating quick revisions, and offering customizable citation styles in ...
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Tune into the next episode of the “Talking Foreign Policy” radio show
Every so often there is a tectonic shift in American foreign policy—a fundamental turning point marked by radically new ways of approaching the world. The post-World War II era of institution-building and the post-9/11 global war on terrorism are examples. Has President Trump’s return ushered in one...
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Justice Jackson Warns of 'Reputational Cost' to Supreme Court After Ruling
Justice Jackson Warns of 'Reputational Cost' to Supreme Court After Ruling Newsweek: Jonathan Adler, a professor at Case Western Reserve University School of Law, told NBC on Friday: "I don't think this case is an example of the court being inconsistent or somehow more favorable to moneyed interest...
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Reproductive Biology's Michael Baldonieri shares thoughts on case involving Cleveland woman whose untreated infection led to the loss of her 17-week pregnancy
Uncounted: Ohio’s failure to track lost pregnancies in jails spurs questions over care The Marshall Project: Michael Baldonieri, assistant professor of reproductive biology at the School of Medicine, discussed the case of a Cleveland woman whose untreated infection led to the loss of her 17-week pr...