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Weatherhead's Daniel Shoag talks about Trade Adjustment Assistance program
The fate of this federal program helps explain Trump’s win The New York Times: Daniel Shoag, associate professor of economics at Weatherhead School of Management, commented on how the Trade Adjustment Assistance program significantly boosted displaced workers' earnings, yet Congress allowed it to…
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Engineering's Chase Cao comments on new research about enhanced zinc-sulfur batteries
New lithium challenger zinc-sulfur EV battery gets 20% power boost for longer range Yahoo News: Chase Cao, assistant professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering at Case School of Engineering, discussed new research showing that enhanced zinc-sulfur batteries with two new additives boost…
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Law's Sharona Hoffman discusses a recent Ohio Supreme Court decision concerning public nuisance claims in Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court: Opioid judgment against pharmacy chains not allowed under product liability law Ohio Capital Journal: Sharona Hoffman, the Edgar A. Hahn Professor of Law and co-director of the Law-Medicine Center, discussed a recent Ohio Supreme Court decision that she said broadly limits…
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Med's Sarah Tout explains the difference between a pap smear and an HPV test
HPV testing may replace pap smears for many women—what to to know before your next gyno visit Health: Sarah Tout, assistant professor of reproductive biology at the School of Medicine, explained the difference between a pap smear and an HPV test and recent changes to recommendations in cervical…
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Med's Goutham Rao says vitamin D supports bone, muscle and immune health but does not prevent falls or fractures
Taking vitamin D is unlikely to prevent falls or fractures. Here's what it does NPR: Goutham Rao, professor at the School of Medicine, said vitamin D supports bone, muscle and immune health, but supplements don’t prevent falls or fractures. “Vitamin D is vital for overall health, but there’s no…
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Law's Michael Scharf explores Syria’s dramatic regime change
Syrian-Americans look for hope in the weeks following the fall of Assad regime ideastream: Michael Scharf, the Joseph C. Hostetler - BakerHostetler Professor of Law and associate dean for global legal studies at the School of Law, explored Syria’s dramatic regime change as rebel forces topple…
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“Starting a Career in Medicine—Threats to Healthy Doctor-Patient Relationships: A National Forum for Medical Students”
The Law-Medicine Center at Case Western Reserve University School of Law will host a national forum for medical students to discuss the threats they may face that could interfere with their ability to properly care for their patients. These threats include retaliation by hospitals and other…
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PeopleSoft HCM to be unavailable tonight
Due to scheduled maintenance, PeopleSoft HCM will be unavailable Saturday, Jan. 11, from midnight to 8 a.m. During this time, employees will be unable to view or update employee information, including entering updated personal information, entering time, approving time and viewing paychecks, in…
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New deletion policy to be implemented by Echo360
Echo360 will implement a six month deletion policy for any deleted content in Echo360. Users will have six months from the time an item is deleted to recover that item from their Echo360 Recycle Bin. If an item is not recovered within six months, it will be permanently removed from the Recycle…
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A cappella group’s recent album reviewed favorably
Case in Point, Case Western Reserve University’s premier co-ed a cappella group, released its album Breakthrough in September. Featuring three songs from the group’s ICCA set from 2023, the album was recently reviewed favorably by The Recorded A Cappella Review Board. The album was recorded on…