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Ophthalmology and visual sciences' Pankaj Gupta talks about seriousness of mistaking super glue for eye drops
Woman mistakes super glue for eye drops and ends up with stuck eyelid ABC News: After a Florida woman mistook super glue for eye drops, Pankaj Gupta, assistant professor of ophthalmology and visual sciences, talked about the seriousness of the problem. “There is not a single thing that is permanent…
Weatherhead School's David Cooperrider recognized as influential business leader
Case Western Reserve professor named an influential leader Crain’s Cleveland Business: The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business named David Cooperrider, the Fairmount Santrol – David L. Cooperrider Professor in Appreciative Inquiry, to its inaugural class of 100 influential leaders…
Law's Michael Benza talks about two reports on the shooting death of Tamir Rice
Prosecutor, police union still at odds in boy's death Associated Press: Michael Benza, senior instructor in law, talked about how the release of two reports on the shooting death of Tamir Rice this past November could affect the case moving forward. Cuyahoga County Prosecutor Tim McGinty “can come…
Medicine's Charles H. King talks about the flu shot
This year's flu ideastream: Charles H. King, professor of international health, epidemiology and biostatistics and medicine, discussed the effectiveness of the flu shot and answered questions about how to prevent illness.
CWRU to award Martha C. Nussbaum the Inamori Ethics Prize
Case Western Reserve University to award ethics prize to philosopher Martha Nussbaum The Plain Dealer: Case Western Reserve University will honor Martha C. Nussbaum tomorrow with the Inamori Ethics Prize. Nussbaum will give a lecture titled "Capabilities and Human Development: The Importance of…
Law's Ayesha Bell Hardaway wrote about why she believes African-Americans should receive reparations for slavery
Are trans-Atlantic slave trade reparations due? New York Times: Ayesha Bell Hardaway, visiting assistant professor of law, wrote about why the United States government has both a legal and moral obligation to pay reparations to African-Americans for slavery.
Social Justice Institute's Rhonda Y. Williams discusses recently released reports into the shooting death of Tamir Rice
Two reviews of Tamir Rice shooting in Cleveland are seen as shielding police The New York Times: Though the investigation will continue, two reports were released that found rookie officer Timothy Loehmann acted within reason when he fatally shot Tamir Rice in November 2014. Rhonda Y.…
President Barbara R. Snyder talks about free cybersecurity conference
Corporations, research institutes teaming up to fight growing cybercrime threat The Plain Dealer: CWRU and Cleveland Clinic launched an initiative for Cleveland to hold a free conferenceWednesday, Oct. 14, to help prevent hacking and other types of cyber attacks. President Barbara R.…
SAGES lecturer Luke Reader writes about British gun laws
How gun control came to Britain History News Network: Luke Reader, a SAGES lecturer, wrote about how Britain enacted tougher gun laws following a 1996 shooting at a primary school. He explained that though he believes the United States is different, there are some similar approaches the government…
Pediatrics' Lydia Furman talks about why nursing mothers may choose to take vitamin D supplements
Breastfed infants may get enough vitamin D in mothers’ milk Reuters: Lydia Furman, professor of pediatrics, explained why some nursing mothers might opt to take vitamin D supplements themselves, instead of giving babies vitamin drops. “Certainly the vitamin drops are not very delicious and…