His acceptance speech is transcribed below: Good evening, and thank you for that warm reception. Thanks Joe! You have been a great friend of the University and it’s an honor […]
Over Martin Luther King weekend, eight Northeast Ohio Medical University (NEOMED) students had the opportunity to meet physicians, residents, fellows and other medical students from across the country. The students […]
It is with deep sadness that I must share with you the passing of Dr. Stanley W. Olson on February 13, 2016. Dr. Olson was instrumental to NEOMED (formerly NEOUCOM), […]
On Jan. 18, the NEOMED Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion and Office of Student Affairs recognized the National Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service by making the “day […]
You’ve gotta elevate the foot at or above heart level that’s what love is, it reduces swelling. If all else fails examine jugular veins for distension. Listen. Spike an IV […]
Having a suicide on campus changes the whole atmosphere. The sense that “nothing could happen here” is shattered and reality swoops in all too quickly to remind us that no […]
On January 16 the Northeast Ohio Medical University (NEOMED) hosted its second annual Brain Bee. The Brain Bee is a live Q&A competition that tests the neuroscience knowledge of high […]
Richard Kogan, M.D., enthralled a group of about 150 NEOMED students, faculty and staff on Friday with his insights into how mental illness shaped the life of the great Romantic […]
It seems like our parents, our teachers and other adults expect us to know what we want to do for the rest of our lives. But how is a high […]
A Q&A with Dr. Richard Kogan, a psychiatrist, concert pianist and artistic director of the Weill Cornell Music/Medicine Initiative in New York City. There is a public perception, and there […]
