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Law’s Andrew Pollis discusses legal options for victims of local contractor
Westlake woman the latest to speak out against contractor WOIO: Andrew Pollis, professor of law, advised victims of Concrete Ohio to transfer small claims judgments to county court and secure liens against the contractor’s property. He also urged victims to pursue claims under the Ohio Consumer…
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Weatherhead’s Sue Helper: Hyundai immigration raid may 'chill' foreign investment
Hyundai immigration raid could leave other businesses reassessing their workforces CNBC: Sue Helper, the Frank Tracy Carlton Professor of Economics, said the Hyundai immigration raid will chill foreign investment, reflecting the Trump administration’s inconsistent approach. She noted bipartisan…
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Law’s Sharona Hoffman warns seniors could face steep COVID vaccine costs
Does Medicare Cover COVID Shots? What Seniors Need to Know Woman's World: Sharona Hoffman, the Edgar A. Hahn Professor of Law and co-director of the Law-Medicine Center, said Medicare should cover COVID vaccines, but if not, seniors may have to pay up to $225 out of pocket. She urged patients to…
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Medicine’s Amy Edwards shares importance of vaccines for children
Grandparents, make sure you're updated on these seven vaccines PBS, Next Avenue: Amy Edwards, assistant professor at the School of Medicine and pediatric infectious disease specialist, advised that it's best to get your child vaccinated. "It isn't always possible to know which kid will have the…
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School of Law's Hannah Christ discusses appellate court ruling on expungement drug tests
Cuyahoga County judge overstepped authority with expungement drug tests cleveland.com: Hannah Christ, fellow at the Social Justice Law Center at the School of Law, discussed the ruling of an appellate court that found a local judge exceeded her authority by requiring drug tests for expungement…
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School of Medicine's Margot Damaser discusses FDA-cleared device transforming bladder diagnostics
Medical device breakthroughs cleveland.com: Margot Damaser from Case School of Engineering and Cleveland Clinic Lerner Research Institute discussed her new FDA-cleared Glean Urodynamics System, a wireless, catheter-free device that monitors bladder function during daily life. After more than 20…
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Psychology’s Lisa Damour on teen resilience amid modern pressures
Are the kids alright? Teen psychologist Lisa Damour thinks so: NPR: Lisa Damour, senior advisor to the Schubert Center for Child Studies and clinical instructor in the Department of Psychological Sciences, said today’s teens face unprecedented pressures—social media algorithms, pandemic…
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Weatherhead's Michael Goldberg shares Cracker Barrel’s misstep in abandoning nostalgia
Cracker Barrel tried to look forward while everyone else looked back — and it bombed Business Insider: Michael Goldberg, professor at Weatherhead School of Management and associate vice president of the Veale Institute for Entrepreneurship, said Cracker Barrel’s attempt to modernize left it in…
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Medicine’s Leonard Calabrese outlines AI’s growing role in clinical practice
AI’s ubiquity in health care, use at point of care ‘no longer a distant concept’ Healio: Leonard Calabrese, professor of medicine at Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine, said AI is now embedded in daily practice, helping rheumatologists navigate complex diagnoses and the rapidly…
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Law’s Michael Benza explains rarity of insanity pleas in criminal cases
Woman accused of killing child in Giant Eagle parking lot appeared in court Fox 8: Michael Benza, professor of practice at the School of Law, said not-guilty-by-reason-of-insanity pleas are rare—filed in only about 1% of criminal cases, and successful in roughly 25% of those. Benza emphasized…