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Begun Center researchers talk about estimated savings to victims, communities by testing backlogged rape kits
Testing rape kit backlogs saves millions of dollars Vocativ: Researchers at the Begun Center for Violence Prevention and Research, led by senior research associate Rachel Lovell and director Daniel J. Flannery, talked about the estimated savings to victims, as well as to the community, when…
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Political science's Joseph White discusses the Cadillac tax
Employers hate the Cadillac tax. Why? Modern Healthcare: Joseph White, the Luxenberg Family Professor of Public Policy, discussed the Cadillac tax, or the 40 percent surcharge on the value of employer-based premiums exceeding specific thresholds. “It's just a lot easier to cut the benefits than to…
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Medicine's Marcos de Lima talks about results of study on umbilical cord blood as leukemia treatment
Cord-blood transplants show promise in leukemia treatment HealthDay News: Marcos de Lima, professor of medicine, said he was surprised by the results of a recent study showing umbilical cord blood may work as well as bone marrow or stem-cell transplants in leukemia treatments.
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Biology's Arnold Caplan weighs in on whether FDA should review stem-cell treatments
Boom in unproven cell therapies intensifies regulatory debate Nature: Biology Professor Arnold Caplan weighed in on the debate over whether the Federal Drug Administration should review stem-cell treatments conducted by clinics.
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Law's Sharona Hoffman talks about impact of prolonging life on quality of living
Chronic pain’s emotional toll can lead to suicide Columbus Dispatch: Sharona Hoffman, the Edgar A. Hahn Professor of Law and professor of bioethics, talked about how prolonging life doesn’t always mean prolonging quality of life. “Everyone wants to die in their sleep, but that only happens to 7 to…
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Medicine's Fabio Cominelli receives $9.7 million from NIH to study Crohn’s disease
CWRU professor receives $9.7 million grant to study Crohn's disease Crain’s Cleveland Business (subscription only): Fabio Cominelli, professor of medicine and pathology, recently won a $9.7 million grant from the National Institutes of Health to work toward a better understand and eventual cure of…
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Art history's Henry Adams talks about local artist Dexter Davis
The Sound of Applause ideastream: Henry Adams, the Ruth Coulter Heede Professor of Art History, talked about the work of local artist Dexter Davis.
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CWRU students named the smartest in Ohio
Smartest students in Ohio Niche: Students at Case Western Reserve University are the smartest in Ohio, according to a new ranking calculated with ACT/SAT scores and peer opinions. Nationally, CWRU was ranked No. 24.
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Law's Maxwell Mehlman talks about rare cases of hospitals losing remains
Mercy Regional Medical Center apologizes for losing stillborn baby at Lorain hospital WEWS: After a local hospital lost the remains of a stillborn baby, Maxwell Mehlman, director of the Law-Medicine Center, explained that while such cases are rare, they do happen.
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Begun Center's Jeff Kretschmar writes about Ohio’s Behavioral Health Juvenile Justice Initiative
Children and families forum: treatment instead of serving time Social Work Today : Jeff Kretschmar, research assistant professor at the Begun Center for Violence Prevention Research and Education, wrote about Ohio’s Behavioral Health Juvenile Justice Initiative, which seeks to divert youth with…