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Inaugural nurse executive post-doctoral to begin
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Picking climate-change winners, losers not easy
Case Western Reserve researchers study competition between frog, toad species in warming climate; gain insight into complexities in accurately predicting outcomes Scientists contend that both natural history and scientific observation show there will be clear “winners and losers” among species…
White Coats and Professionalism
216 first-year medical students attended our school’s White Coat Ceremony on Sunday, July 12, a rite of passage welcoming them into the community of healers. It was particularly special because it marked the first time in months that we gathered together in a large group, outdoors on a beautiful…
Our newest medical students receive their white coats
On a perfect Sunday morning, 216 first-year medical students participated in the School of Medicine’s White Coat Ceremony, a rite of passage officially welcoming them into the community of healers. The physician’s white coat is a powerful symbol of the profession, and the ceremony launched these…
'Zooming' in on COVID-19 | Health's Up
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You've got to have courage
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Metheny to Chair, Gupta Co-Chair Case CCC Protocol Review and Monitoring Committee
Effective July 1, Leland Metheny, MD will serve as Chair of the Case Comprehensive Cancer Center's Protocol Review and Monitoring Committee (PRMC) and Shilpa Gupta, MD will serve as Co-Chair. The PRMC reviews all new cancer-related trials conducted at the institutions affiliated with the Case CCC…
Associate Director's Message: An Update on Clinical Trial Activity during COVID-19
As COVID-19 swept across the world and hit the United States in force this spring, hospitals had to make critical decisions about everything from appropriate staffing and bed allocation to securing medications that were in short supply and how much of medical care could be put on hold, or changed…
Cancer Prevention Program Members Conduct Big Data Studies to Uncover Disparities in Access, Improve Patient Outcomes in Cancer
Following Medicaid Expansion Individuals with Low-Income Less Likely to be Diagnosed with Advanced Cancers A new study published in CANCER (Kim, CANCER, 2020) indicates the expansion of Medicaid led to earlier detection of cancer in individuals with low-income. Their findings suggest Medicaid…
Jin, Wang Receive $3.7M Grant from NCI to Support Research Exploring Mysterious Link Between Cancer, HIV/AIDS
The National Cancer Institute (NCI) recently awarded a new five-year $3.7M grant to Ge Jin, PhD and Bingcheng Wang, PhD, as co-principal investigators, to explore why those living with HIV have a higher risk for certain kinds of cancers, such as lung cancer. Drs. Jin and Wang are members of the…