Feb 8
2022
Category: College of Medicine
Feb 6
2022
Ezekiel Emanuel on Innovation in COVID-19 and Health Care
We’ll never entirely eradicate COVID-19. So, we need to re-orient ourselves to how we can live with it by building precautions and safeguards – ventilation systems, for example – into [...]Jan 30
2022
Warming the Community through Project Linus
Students from NEOMED’s American Academy of Pediatrics - Pediatric Action Club gathered on a recent Friday evening, not for happy hour or a night out, but to assemble fleece blankets [...]Jan 26
2022
Watching the Virus Mutate
The public demand for COVID-19 vaccines has dropped, writes Doug Livingston in the Akron Beacon Journal Monday, Jan. 24, “But the pandemic is far from over, health experts and public [...]Jan 21
2022
VITALS: Scott Knoer on Pharmacists and Advocacy
Scott Knoer, Pharm.D., can tell you the date – 1240 AD – when King Frederick II of Hohenstaufen officially separated the practice of pharmacy from the practice of medicine. It’s [...]Jan 19
2022
Practicing the Art of Care
As the daughter of a basketball coach, Holly Gerzina, Ph.D., M.Ed., grew up observing the value of practice. Now, as the senior executive director of the Wasson Center for Clinical [...]Jan 12
2022
Cardiovascular Health and the Flu
Heart problems could rise along with increased incidences of influenza this year, says a report on WKBN27 Youngstown (Ohio). “Health experts say there could be an uptick in cases this [...]Jan 10
2022
Alumnus Duane Taylor to Speak on University Hospitals Lecture Series Jan. 19
Cleveland’s University Hospitals ENT Virtual Visiting Distinguished Professor Lecture Series will present Duane Taylor, M.D. (’85), past president of the American Academy of Otolaryngology – Head and Neck Surgery, at [...]Jan 5
2022
NEOMED Mourns Judith Barnes Lancaster
The name Judith Barnes Lancaster, Esq., appears on NEOMED’s Campus Gateway in honor of her generosity and service to the University. A former member of the Board of Trustees, Lancaster [...]Dec 19
2021
