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Community remembers insurance executive Peter B. Lewis for business savvy, charity The Plain Dealer: President Barbara R. Snyder spoke on the passing of Peter B. Lewis and the impact of his contributions to the community. He "pushed the boundaries of conventional thinking in everything that he did,…

New health education interactive program debuts in Ohio Newsnet5: Three institutions, including Case Western Reserve University, have partnered to launch Ohio’s “Connect Health Education” program at Cleveland Early College High School. The program’s videoconferencing technology will allow students…

Community remembers insurance executive Peter B. Lewis for business savvy, charity The Plain Dealer: President Barbara R. Snyder spoke on the passing of Peter B. Lewis and the impact of his contributions to the community. He "pushed the boundaries of conventional thinking in everything that he did,…

Law, regulation and medicine: A tricky balancing act The Takeway: Jessie Hill, professor of law and associate dean for faculty development and research, examined the history of medical regulation by the state and the constitutional questions raised by abortion laws, like the one passed in Texas.

Teenager credits musical talent to head injury ABC News Radio: Following a concussion, 17-year-old Lachlan Connors abruptly developed incredible music ability. His case highlights how little is understood about concussions and their long-term effects on the brain. "[With] concussions we're just…

CWRU, Cleveland Clinic and University Hospitals team up for data-sharing venture Crain’s Cleveland Business: Three institutions launched a clinical data-sharing venture in hopes of improving patient care throughout the community. Jonathan L. Haines, the new chair of the Department of Epidemiology…

Artist Jeff Suntala, “Fragments of the Invisible” at CMA and tech guru Jared Bendis ideastream: Jared Bendis, creative new media officer at Kelvin Smith Library, demonstrated the technology of 3-D printing on the Nov. 21 episode of "Applause."

Think Like a Physician to Avoid Procrastinating in Medical School U.S. News and World Report: Kathleen Franco, associate dean for Student Affairs and Admissions for Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine, suggests "thinking like a doctor" and learning "for the sake of learning" are the best…

How doctors die: Showing others the way The New York Times: The late Elizabeth McKinley, assistant professor of medicine, chronicled her thought process during the final months of her 17-year battle with breast cancer. As a physician, she understood the limitations of medicine, which helped her…

Looking for an Escape? The Impulse to Run Away from It All    Psychology Today: After battling with an almost irresistible urge to get away, Associate Professor of Psychology Julie Exline blogged about the reduction of her flight response to three key elements from which most people…