Media

Careers in planned giving can pay dividends Cleveland Jewish News: Chuck Miller, senior director of planned giving, talked about his career path and the rewards of working in planned giving.

Scientists used Zika to kill aggressive brain cancer cells in mice Popular Science: Andrew Sloan, professor of neurological surgery, and Justin Lathia, associate professor at Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine, weighed in on a study that used a Zika virus vaccine under development to kill…

AEP; voter registration; Chagrin Documentary Film Festival ideastream: American Electric Power plans to double the amount of wind and solar energy generated in Ohio. Roger French, the Kyocera Professor of Ceramics and director of the Solar Durability and Lifetime Extension Center, spoke about the…

Antibiotics may make oral infections worse Dentistry Today: Researchers at Case Western Reserve University, including Pushpa Pandiyan, assistant professor of biological sciences at the School of Dental Medicine, are studying the effects of antibiotic overuse in oral medicine. Pandiyan discussed…

The rise in "interactive insurance" could make you healthier—and more scrutinized Marketplace: J.B. Silvers, the John R. Mannix Medical Mutual of Ohio Professor of Health Care Finance and professor of banking and finance, commented on a new initiative insurance companies are offering intended to…

Nursing school to promote faculty research endeavors The GW Hatchet: Ronald Hickman, associate professor and assistant dean for research at the Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing, discusses the unique insights that nurses may provide to medical research, particularly life-threatening diseases,…

Atlanta Falcons first in NFL to plunge food and drink prices to draw in more ticket sales ABC News 5 Cleveland: Mark Votruba, chair and associate professor in the Department of Economics, suggested why the Atlanta Falcons drastically reduced their concessions prices and what financial impact it…

How the smallest infants are being nourished to health U.S News & World Report: Jonathan Fanaroff, professor of pediatrics, shared survival rates for infants born near 25 weeks gestation as well as probable factors in their survival, giving context to new treatments for micro-premature babies.

Homicide numbers rising in Cleveland ABC News 5 Cleveland: Though there have been more homicides in Cleveland so far this year than in the same period in 2017, Daniel Flannery, the Semi J. and Ruth W. Begun Professor and director of the Begun Center for Violence Prevention Research and Education,…

South Fayette alum Drew Saxton off to a hot start at Case Western Reserve Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: First-year biochemistry student Drew Saxton discussed his first few weeks as a quarterback on the CWRU football team and as a new student on campus, commenting on Division III athletics and his…