Juneteenth (short for June 19th) marks the day in 1865 when enslaved African Americans throughout Texas learned that they were free. The news arrived approximately two months after the Confederate […]
Among the many events held over Memorial Day weekend, one community effort stood out for promoting health and safety. Health care providers and community organizations teamed up to visit three […]
Middle school and high school science teachers are invited to learn about “Mysteries of Muscle Control: Life Science Research That Questions the Rules” from the bird research of Tobin Hieronymus, […]
Memorial Day weekend, three rising fourth-year College of Medicine students visited three Akron neighborhoods to answer questions and share information about the safety and effectiveness of COVID-19 vaccines. Recruited by […]
All specialties in medicine are affected by sexual harassment and gender discrimination, but certain specialties are disproportionally affected and have historically reported higher rates – in particular, surgery and its […]
Take Michaela Ward, a first-generation college student who is training to be the first physician in her family. Now, pair her up to mentor Zoya Khan, a medical-school-bound undergraduate whose […]
Health care providers and community organizations have teamed up to encourage COVID-19 vaccinations in three Akron neighborhoods over Memorial Day weekend, and volunteer students from Northeast Ohio Medical University plan […]
One way to push back against burnout is to spend a portion of your free time doing something that you love. In the case of Christina Girgis, M.D. (’05), that […]
In the vintage postcard, the setting looks bucolic and inviting, with its stately brick buildings and velvety green landscaping. But what was behind the public image at places like the […]
On behalf of the John F. Kennedy Library Foundation, Caroline Kennedy and her son, Jack Schlossberg, will present special Profile in Courage awards to Amy (Stearns) Acton, M.D. (’90), and […]
