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Master of Public Health and Master of Science in Biomedical and Health Informatics virtual open house
Members of the Case Western Reserve University community are invited to a virtual open house to learn about the Department of Quantitative and Population Health Sciences’ Master of Public Health and Master of Science in Biomedical and Health Informatics programs. This open house will be held…
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Traffic alert—maintenance of traffic on MLK Jr. Drive will begin Feb. 26
The City of Cleveland has approved a Maintenance of Traffic (MOT) on Martin Luther King Jr. Drive—resulting in a lane closure northbound between Cedar Avenue and Euclid Avenue—to begin on Monday, Feb. 26, in order to accommodate construction of the Interdisciplinary Science and Engineering Building…
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“Talking Foreign Policy” episode broadcast on Russia-Ukraine conflict endgame
Almost exactly two years ago, on Feb. 24, 2022, Russia launched a massive invasion of neighboring Ukraine. The international community responded with military aid and sanctions. The U.N. expelled Russia from the Human Rights Council and the International Criminal Court issued an arrest warrant for…
Leaders from the Roots Initiative to give presentation Feb. 24
The Church of the Covenant invites you to a presentation by leaders of the Roots Initiative, a local Palestinian-Israeli initiative for understanding, non-violence, and transformation, Saturday, Feb. 24, from 2 to 4 p.m. at Church of the Covenant. Rabbi Hanan Schlesinger and Noor A’wad will share…
Opportunity for medical students interested in cancer research
Each summer, the Case Comprehensive Cancer Center trains and supports medical students interested in cancer research. This program offers a valuable opportunity for medical students to participate in extensive, direct experience in laboratory research while completing their medical training. The…
Volunteer Needed for Grief Literature Review
We are looking for a volunteer to help us with data extraction for our literature review on Prolonged Grief in African Americans. As a volunteer, you would read research articles to extract relevant data in Covidence. The position could expand to include title and abstract screening, full-text…
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Law's Anat Alon-Beck shares thoughts on judge's decision to strike down Elon Musk's pay package
Is Elon Musk overpaid? Why a Delaware judge struck down Tesla CEO's $55 billion payday USA Today: Anat Alon-Beck, associate professor of law, said that Elon Musk only has himself to blame for ignoring the fundamentals of the fairness doctrine and failing to show that his pay package was…
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Law's Aleksandar Cuic discusses reasoning for influx of immigrants at the U.S.'s southern border
Three reasons why so many migrants want to cross from Mexico to US BBC News: Aleksandar Cuic, director of the Immigration Clinic at the School of Law, weighed in on the many reasons for the influx of immigrants at the nation’s southern border.
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History's Noël Voltz discusses Black families' fights for reparations
‘We owe it to Gracie’: A look inside this family’s quest for reparations Yahoo! News: Noël Voltz, assistant professor of history, provided commentary on Black families’ fights to return lost and stolen land.
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Medicine's Mark Cameron examines accuracy of at-home COVID-19 test results
Swabbing your stool for COVID probably won't give you an accurate result, experts say Health: Mark Cameron, associate professor and infectious disease researcher at the School of Medicine, weighed in on whether at-home COVID-19 tests accurately detect the virus.