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From sideline to stacks: CWRU medical librarian’s unique expertise keeps science in motion at Cleveland Health Sciences Library
With degrees in both sports medicine and library sciences, it would seem to some that Jessica DeCaro’s chosen paths of study would rarely intersect. Yet, as director of ӰƵ’s Cleveland Health Sciences Library, DeCaro has combined her passion for medicine with library expe...
Uriel Kim Named to Crain’s Cleveland Business’ “20 in Their 20s”
In 2014, Uriel Kim dreamt of becoming a physician with a focus on research. Today, he’s well on his way—and is receiving broad recognition for his efforts. A Doctor of Medicine (MD) student at ӰƵ School of Medicine, Kim earned his PhD in Clinical Translational Science ...
Adrianne Fletcher named Vice Dean for Diversity, Equity and Inclusive Excellence
Dear Members of the CWRU Community, Please join me in welcoming Adrianne M. Crawford Fletcher, PhD, to ӰƵ School of Medicine as the Vice Dean for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusive Excellence. As a vital member of the senior leadership team at the School of Medicine, her...
Celebrating Physician Assistant Week
The American Academy of Physician Assistants celebrates Physician Assistants (PA) during National PA Week, held October 6–12 each year, to recognize the contributions of PAs in providing quality patient care. At the School of Medicine, we are proud to celebrate our PA students, faculty, staff and ...
Student Spotlight: Trenley Anderson
Class Year: 2024 Program Major: Doctor of Medicine Witnessing a physician make insensitive comments about a patient during rounds last year initially offended fourth-year medical student Trenley Anderson. But then, it motivated them to take action. The incident ignited a passion in Anderson to cha...
ӰƵ School of Medicine professors Timothy Chan, Kim Anderson-Erisman elected to National Academy of Medicine
Two ӰƵ School of Medicine professors have been elected to the National Academy of Medicine (NAM), one of the nation’s most esteemed societies for health and medicine. NAM membership “recognizes individuals who have demonstrated outstanding professional achievement and c...
ӰƵ and University Hospitals researchers awarded five-year, $11.2 million federal grant to study esophagus cancers
With a new five-year, $11.2 million grant from the National Cancer Institute (NCI), researchers at ӰƵ and University Hospitals hope to learn what causes—and how to reduce and treat—esophagus cancers, an increasingly common and deadly disease. Cancer of the esophagus, es...
A vision for rare cancer research: $5 million commitment launches CURE, a rare cancer initiative, at Case Comprehensive Cancer Center
As National Rare Cancer Day nears (Sept. 30), Jed Ian Taxel Foundation for Rare Cancer Research announces major gift to spur cross-country collaboration Rare cancers are those that affect fewer than 15 of 100,000 people each year. But there are more than 200 types of rare cancer that comprise one-q...
School of Medicine: first in the nation to use Epic's new EHR technology
ӰƵ collaborates with Epic on new Lyceum platform to introduce medical students to electronic health records Becomes first medical school to use the technology The ӰƵ School of Medicine is the first medical school to use Epic’s new Lyceum pl...
Tackling a pandemic: Meet the MD/PhD student who helped create the first COVID-19 vaccines
When Olubukola Abiona began a four-year postbaccalaureate fellowship at the National Institutes of Health Vaccine Research Center in 2017, she knew she’d gain valuable experience—but had no idea just how impactful her efforts would be. Not long later, those impacts became clear: Her team’s researc...