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Nutrition instructor Mary Beth Kavanagh tests nutrition IQ
Test your nutrition IQ WKYC: On an episode of In Good Company, Mary Beth Kavanagh, senior instructor in the Department of Nutrition, provides health answers on everything from chocolate’s health benefits to calorie intake and weight loss.
Stress of divorce could trigger hair loss in women, says Bahman Guyuron
Could divorce trigger hair loss in women? HealthDay: New research found that, other than genetics, the next strongest predictor of hair loss among women is marital status. “Most likely, stress is the aspect of a troubling divorce that appears to lead to hair loss among women,” said Bahman Guyuron,…
CWRU collaboration receives Ohio Third Frontier grant
Ohio Third Frontier gives grants for research in medical innovation in Cleveland The Plain Dealer: A collaboration among Case Western Reserve University, University Hospitals Case Medical Center and Philips is working to develop an imaging system that could better detect breast cancer and reduce…
University Farm honored at 2011 Emerald Awards
Crain's slideshow: 2011 Emerald Awards reception Crain’s Cleveland Business: Ana Locci, director of the University Farm, and Christopher Bond, farm horticulturalist, attended the 2011 Emerald Awards reception, where the farm was honored for its sustainability initiatives.
J.B. Silvers says all health insurance covers unnecessary items
Lt. Gov. Mary Taylor says 'Obamacare' would require purchase of unnecessary insurance PolitiFact: Ohio Lt. Gov. Mary Taylor wrote a guest column for newspapers saying that the federal health care law will require coverage for benefits and services individuals do not want. This is true, said J.B.…
Senior Sai Santosh Kolluru discusses White House internship
This week on Kaleidoscope: Sept. 18, 2011 WEWS: Sai Santosh Kumar Kolluru, a senior mechanical engineering major, discussed his summer internship at the White House, where he served in the Office of Public Engagement. “It was very inspiring,” he said. “Everyone is very committed. You have a lot of…
Cancer research center will affect Clevelanders, says Sanford Markowitz
Gastrointestinal cancers target of $11.3 million grant to CWRU The Plain Dealer: An $11.3 million grant from the National Cancer Institute will create a top-level research center for the prevention and cure of gastrointestinal cancers. “We hope that ultimately the research that is done in this…
Law professors Carney, Entin weigh in on Cincinnati's rail issue
How far does the streetcar ballot issue really go? Cincinnati Enquirer: The wording of a ballot issue to halt Cincinnati’s streetcar plan until 2020 may stop other rail projects in the city, according to legal experts. David Carney, associate professor of legal analysis and writing at the School…
Rhonda Williams provides insight in on-air book club
Around Noon Book Club: Their Eyes Were Watching God by Zora Neale Hurston WCPN: Rhonda Y. Williams, director of the Social Justice Institute/Alliance, discussed the 20th century classic Their Eyes Were Watching God and its author’s background in an on-air book club.
County's health care hike still generous, says J.B. Silvers
Cuyahoga County Executive Ed FitzGerald wants employees to pay more for health care The Plain Dealer: Cuyahoga County Executive Ed FitzGerald proposed the government could save $16 million on health care costs in three years by requiring employees to pay deductibles and co-insurance. The proposed…