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Medicine's Trenley Anderson talks about their award-winning essay
Professional musician-turned-aspiring neurologist takes Home G. Milton Shy Award Neurology Today: Trenley Anderson, a rising fourth-year medical student, looked into why people tend to feel uncomfortable around those who are different from them, which turned into an award-winning essay. An…
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Medicine's Mark Cameron examines pandemic deaths in the United States over time
Professor discusses post-pandemic death rates Spectrum News: Mark Cameron, associate professor at the School of Medicine, discussed new data from the National Center for Health Statistics showing the U.S. is no longer reporting significantly higher-than-average weekly deaths. By comparison, there…
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Weatherhead's Michael Goldberg talks about effects of tornado in North Carolina on Pfizer facility
Northeast hospitals prepare for potential supply shortage after EF3 tornado damages Pfizer plant WEWS: Michael Goldberg, associate professor of design and innovation at Weatherhead School of Management and executive director of the Veale Institute for Entrepreneurship, discussed the potential…
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Law's Jonathan Entin discusses Ohio ballot about abortion and trans rights
Conservatives are making the Ohio abortion amendment about trans rights NBC News: Jonathan Entin, the David L. Brennan Professor Emeritus of Law, examined the fine print of a ballot measure that would enshrine women’s rights into the Ohio Constitution. “Opponents have latched on to the ‘but not…
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Law's Marvin Sicherman offers advice to individuals who lost money on planned trips following company closure
Help! I signed up for a $4,800 bird-watching trip but the company shut down. The New York Times: Marvin Sicherman, adjunct professor at the School of Law, weighed in on advice for a person who lost out money on a planned trip after the company hosting it closed. For people trying to collect debts,…
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Medicine's Mark Chance discusses better treatment methods for Alzheimer's disease
Aurora Alzheimer's patient says new drug is reason to hope ideastream: Mark Chance, professor at the School of Medicine, said a new Alzheimer's drug may only be the beginning of better treatments, as the success of treating the disease by removing plaques from the brain provides a proof of…
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College of Arts and Sciences' Deepak Sarma shares research on psychedelic drugs
Riding the high: CWRU professors research the benefits of psychedelic drugs on mental health Freshwater Cleveland: Deepak Sarma, professor at the College of Arts and Sciences, discussed a new study into psychedelic drugs to measure the potential to address many mental disorders—including PTSD,…
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Law's Jonathan Entin discusses petition to legalize recreational marijuana
Group seeking to legalize recreational marijuana submits 220,000 petition signatures — will it be enough? WCPO: Jonathan Entin, the David L. Brennan Professor Emeritus of Law, explained that signatures for ballot initiatives can be discounted for a variety of reasons, including if the signer isn't…
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Law's Cathy Mansfield discusses hacker fares
Can hacker fares help travelers save money? CBS News: Cathy Mansfield, senior instructor in law, weighed in on booking hacker fares for flights, as airlines crack down on the practices.
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Engineering's Hamid Charkhkar explains proprioception, the body's 'silent' sixth sense
Everything you need to know about proprioception, your body’s ‘silent’ sixth sense Popular Mechanics: Hamid Charkhkar, a research assistant professor of biomedical engineering at Case School of Engineering, said without the body’s “silent” sixth sense—an internal GPS known as proprioception—people…