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Biostatistics' Xiaofeng Zhu publishes new study showing gene link to high blood pressure in Black Americans
Genes tied to high blood pressure found in Black Americans HealthDay: A recent study found that Black Americans are more likely to have high blood pressure than individuals of other races. "Hypertension occurs earlier in life for African Americans compared to individuals of other ancestries," said…
CWRU partners with Congressional Black Caucus to create two new scholarships
Case Western Reserve University offers two annual scholarships in partnership with Congressional Black Caucus Cleveland.com: Latisha James, senior director of local government and community relations, discussed Case Western Reserve University’s agreement with the Congressional Black Caucus…
Psychiatry's Philip Resnick discusses Navy Yard shooting
New spotlight on mental health in security screening Politico: Philip Resnick, professor of psychiatry, discussed the recent Navy Yard shooting and the uproar of how the shooter was granted security clearance while exhibiting mental problems. “There’s likely to be an overreaction,” he said.
Schubert Center’s Gabriella Celeste emphasizes need to decrease juvenile detention rates
Juvenile incarceration down, but officials want better numbers The News Herald: Gabriella Celeste, director of Child Policy at the Schubert Center for Child Studies, weighed in on the need to decrease juvenile detention rates. “We need to move the system to what research tells us works for…
Donation to Weatherhead will engage new generations in work of sustainable value, says President Barbara R. Snyder
Case Western Reserve University receives $6 million gift for fellowships at Weatherhead School of Management The Plain Dealer: Fairmount Minerals co-founder Chuck Fowler and his wife, Char, donated $6 million to establish student fellowships at the Weatherhead School of Management. “We are honored…
Biology's Hillel Chiel discusses recent findings on gear-like structures of insect legs
Insect jumps powered by mechanical 'gears' Inside Science: A new study conducted by University of Cambridge researchers suggests that baby plant-hopping insects are powered by structures in their legs that look and work like human-made mechanical gears. Hillel Chiel, professor of biology,…
The world has discovered CWRU, says The Plain Dealer
The world has discovered Case Western Reserve University The Plain Dealer: A recent editorial compliments the trends in international recruitment at Case Western Reserve. This year, about 12 percent of the incoming first-year class was from outside the U.S.—up from about 3 percent in 2007. “The…
Donations to the university enhance the good we can do for the world, says President Barbara R. Snyder
Case Western Reserve sets another fundraising record Crain’s Cleveland: For the fifth time in six years, Case Western Reserve set a new fundraising record. “We continue to be humbled by the incredible support we have received from alumni, friends, foundations and other organizations,”President…
Donation to CWRU, Cleveland Museum of Art will boost reputation, says President Barbara Snyder
Nancy and Joseph Keithley donate $15 million to CWRU and the Cleveland Museum of Art to train scholars and curators of the future The Plain Dealer: A $15 million donation from Nancy and Joseph Keithley will cement Cleveland’s status as a training ground for museum curators and directors of the…
Mandel School's Victor Groza weighs in on online transfers of custody for adopted children
Q&A: Addressing abuses in private re-homings NBC News: Parents can transfer custody of adopted children through the Internet, which presents risks. Still, experts say the problems can be addressed. Victor Groza, the Grace F. Brody Professor of Parent-Child Studies, weighed in on the topic.