While rare, Toxic Shock Syndrome (TSS) is a potentially deadly disease that can be contracted in a variety of ways besides the most highly publicized way, tampon use. Richard Watkins, […]
As part of a mental health series titled “Navigating the Path to Mental Health,” Kent State University radio station WKSU reporter M.L. Schultze wanted to learn how mental health care […]
An Australian woman thought she was making a healthy choice for a snack, but ended up dead after consuming frozen pomegranate seeds that have led to a Hepatitis A outbreak. […]
Every year, Youngstown’s Cardinal Mooney High School and its Alumni Relations Committee honors the achievements of its alumni who demonstrate concern and dedication to others by embracing Cardinal Mooney’s pillars […]
Therese Greco, Pharm.D. (’17), and Mary E. Klecka, M.D. (’12), were recently presented the “25 Under 35” award by their alma mater, Saint Joseph Academy, located in Cleveland. The award acknowledges […]
How is the opioid crisis affecting large health care institutions in Northeast Ohio? And what could these organizations do to better combat the epidemic? How can workplaces create a culture […]
Toxicologist Vanessa Fitsanakis, Ph.D., who studies the potential relationship between herbicides and Parkinson’s disease, is quoted in an article that considers who gets to determine the safety of a chemical […]
Third-year College of Medicine student Haley Coleman was recently named to Crain’s Cleveland Business’ 2018 “Twenty in Their 20s” list of Northeast Ohio’s up-and-coming professionals. Coleman serves as the clinic […]
Once upon a time, there was a shortage of pharmacists in Ohio and across the country. NEOMED opened its College of Pharmacy in response to the need, and it’s one […]
Christopher Grider, Pharm.D. (’16) tackles common health care issues, like diabetes and hypertension, through “Phun Phacts at the Pharmacy,” a series of educational YouTube videos hosted by Grider himself. Benjamin […]
