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Considering AI and cancer care
Case Western Reserve hosts “Artificial Intelligence in Oncology” conference Oct. 24 to look at new technology, economics, ethics and role of machines in medicine Artificial Intelligence (AI), machine learning and smart computing are all rapidly transforming the global health and medical landscape,…
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On to the Second Act: Phase II of the Maltz Performing Arts Center project breaks ground
“Imagine the possibilities,” Roe Green told more than 150 people Thursday night at the Milton and Tamar Maltz Performing Arts Center. The occasion was the official launch of Phase II of the ambitious project to transform the historic synagogue into a state-of-the-art space for the university’s…
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CollaMedix—biotech startup founded with technology invented at Case Western Reserve and University Hospitals—reaches exclusive licensing agreement
New technology, jointly created by Case Western Reserve University and University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center, offers a promising potential solution to women’s pelvic health disorders, including stress urinary incontinence and pelvic organ prolapse. That technology is the basis for a…
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National survey indicates progress, areas for improvement on sexual misconduct at CWRU
A national survey regarding campus sexual assault and misconduct finds Case Western Reserve’s students are more informed about university processes and resources than in 2015, but also that female undergraduate students are more likely to face sexual assault—and female graduate students are…
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Video: Reflect on homecoming 2019 at Case Western Reserve University
Last weekend, students, staff, faculty, alumni and families came together to celebrate Case Western Reserve University pride during the homecoming celebration. The community had several ways to join in on the celebration from the spirited parade and football game to the opportunity to learn…
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Student’s curiosity about his family’s cancer history fuels award-winning research project
Participant in Youth Engaged in Science, a National Cancer Institute-funded program at Case Western Reserve Connor Harris, a science-minded teenager from Hudson, Ohio, wants to know why African-Americans die from colorectal cancer at a higher rate than other racial groups. His curiosity, fueled…
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Give back to the Greater Cleveland community during this year’s Charity Choice campaign
Connect. Community. Impact. All are concepts evoked by the Charity Choice campaign, the annual opportunity for faculty and staff to demonstrate their appreciation for the Greater Cleveland community by designating funds to go to an independent 501(c)(3) nonprofit of their choice, That includes…
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Campus marks mental health week
Stress is everywhere these days. Type the word into Google News search and 189 million links appear. Ask Amazon for books about stress published in the past 90 days, and more than 30,000 titles emerge. Poll people in the U.S. if they felt “a lot of stress” the previous day (as Gallup did), and…
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5 things to know about… nurse midwifery
Care for women is at the heart of what nurse midwifes do. And Case Western Reserve University’s Nurse Midwifery Program has played an important role in Ohio for the profession. Based at the Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing, the program is the oldest nurse midwifery program in the state of…
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Goodyear Innovation Challenge invites graduate students to compete for cash prizes at Case Western Reserve
Finalists in this national competition—hosted by the Weatherhead School of Management—will compete for monetary prizes and possible Goodyear internships and full-time employment; deadline to apply is Oct. 14 Graduate students from Case Western Reserve University—and from across the…