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Law's Michael Benza weighs in on recent Internet café case and why pleas are usually sealed
Cuyahoga County Prosecutor Timothy J. McGinty wants Internet cafe plea terms unsealed The Plain Dealer: Michael Benza, senior instructor in law, discussed the recent Internet café case. He said, pleas are typically sealed because the prosecution wants to secure cooperation from defendants. In this…
CWRU designated as part of National Institute of Health Center for Accelerated Innovations
Cleveland Clinic, CWRU part of a newly formed NIH Center for Accelerated Innovations The Plain Dealer: Cleveland Clinic and Case Western Reserve University have been designated by the National Institutes of Health as members of one of three Centers for Accelerated Innovations, centers designed to…
Medicine's Curtis Donskey discusses recent study on transmission of Clostridium difficile
Bacterial infection's spread occurs beyond health care settings: Study U.S. News and World Report: A new study raises questions about the transmission of Clostridium difficile, a bacteria that causes life-threatening diarrhea in people who have recently been on antibiotics, particularly in…
Recent findings have implications for cancer treatment decision-making, says Medicine's Cynthia Owusu
Daily tasks a challenge for many older breast cancer patients US News: Many older women with newly diagnosed breast cancer have difficulty doing daily tasks, and the problem is especially common among black patients, according to a new study. “These findings have implications for cancer treatment…
Medicine's Rebecca Hazen provides stress reduction tips for parents of chronically ill children
Child's chronic illness can affect the whole family US News: Case Western Reserve University researchers found that parenting a chronically ill child can cause stress that affects the whole family. Study co-author Rebecca Hazen, an assistant professor of pediatrics, provided stress reduction tips…
Case Western Reserve University Law Review praised for changes, active online presence
Why aren't more journals like the Case Western Reserve Law Review? Excessofdemocracy.com: A Pepperdine University law faculty member and blogger recently praised the Case Western Reserve University Law Review's recent changes and active online presence. "This is the way to operate a law review,"…
Political Science's Pete Moore weighs in on Syria's humanitarian needs
Syria’s humanitarian need ideastream: Pete Moore, associate professor of political science, joined a discussion on The Sound of Ideas about Syria’s humanitarian needs in light of recent events.
Medicine's Yanming Wang discusses new imaging test for multiple sclerosis
New imaging test for multiple sclerosis developed at CWRU could help speed up new treatments The Plain Dealer: Researchers at Case Western Reserve University have created a new imaging test that can show the exact state of damage to the myelin, which may help advance research on new treatments for…
Patagonia founder Yvon Chouinard receives Inamori Ethics Prize
Patagonia's Yvon Chouinard a leader in social and environmental excellence Ecowatch: An attendee recounts the Inamori Ethics Prize events honoring Yvon Chouinard, the founder of Patagonia, for his commitment to environmentalism.
Case Western Reserve joins minority hiring pledge
Geis Companies, Cleveland Clinic, Case Western Reserve University among those joining partnership to boost local construction talent The Plain Dealer: Case Western Reserve has joined a pledge to set goals for hiring local and minority skilled workers and to support training programs that feed the…