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Women of Note 2014: Pamela B. DavisCrain’s Business Cleveland: Pamela B. Davis, School of Medicine dean and senior vice president for medical affairs, reflected on what initially led her to work in the medical field. “Your health is one of the most fundamental human rights—a fundamental human…

Children with sickle cell anemia at higher risk for sleep apnea, study findsThe Plain Dealer: Carol Rosen, professor of pediatrics, discussed a study that shows that children with sickle cell anemia are more likely to suffer from sleep apnea. Rosen was the co-investigator on the study. "Having low…

Case med school student Julie Foucher out to prove she's the Fittest Woman on EarthThe Plain Dealer: Julie Foucher, a medical student at Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine of Case Western Reserve University, will compete in the CrossFit Games in Carson, Calif., to become the “Fittest Woman…

Corporate espionage impacts doing business in ChinaForbes: Steven Feldman, professor in the Weatherhead School of Management, shared insights on why foreign businesses should be careful when doing business in China due to electronic eavesdropping bugs.

Practice might make you a better chess player, but it won't make you valedictorianHuffington Post: Brooke N. Macnamara, assistant professor of psychology, discusses her study showing that practice has more payoff in certain activities than others.  “You can practice the same move or the same…

What if Boehner wins his lawsuit against ObamaNewsweek: Jonathan Adler, the Johan Verheij Memorial Professor of Law, discussed the House Speaker John Boehner’s lawsuit against President Barack Obama over his delay of the employer mandate of the Affordable Care Act. He believes that John Boehner is…

Could cataract surgery slow decline from Alzheimer’s?CBSNews: Alan Lerner, professor of neurology and Neurological Institute Chair for Memory and Cognition, discussed his study, which shows that cataracts surgery could help slow mental health decline for Alzheimer’s patients. "If the results hold…

Young Frankenstein, Jared Bendis and ‘Looking for Lizzie’ideastream: Jared Bendis, creative new media officer, was a guest on The Sound of Applause to talk about Apple’s purchase of Dr. Dre’s Beat Headphones and an app that is now worth $18 billion.

In the MomentCancer Today: Matthew Englander, head coach of the baseball team, discusses his life after surgery nearly three years ago to remove a rare brain tumor and how he’s set goals to continue living a healthy lifestyle. “I tell my team, ‘The small choices are the big choices,’” he said.

Trail Guide Cleveland Magazine: Chris Mihos, professor and chair of astronomy and director of the Warner and Swasey Observatory, provided tips for stargazing, including how to locate the Big Dipper, the Summer Triangle and the Milky Way. “If you're in a good, dark sky in the middle of summer, look…