Early assurance. That’s what a new Northeast Ohio Medical University partnership provides Baldwin-Wallace University students seeking a pathway to a medical degree. New pre-med students from B-W will be admitted beginning […]
Ring…ring… a phone call broke the stillness of the night. Calls in the middle of the night are often filled with bad news, but such calls are not foreign to doctors. […]
On June 6, when Research!America convened politicians, scientists and the business community at forum hosted by Northeast Ohio Medical University, the focus was on the need for funding of scientific research. After the mass shooting […]
This is the fifth article in the ongoing series “Suicide on Campus” Having a suicide on campus forever changes the atmosphere. Suddenly, that protective layer is gone, exposing the raw […]
Congratulations to Nichole Beebe, B.S., who has received Kent State University’s David D. Smith Scholarship, awarded annually to a student who has shown exceptional scholarship and teaching. Nichole is currently working on […]
More than 450 people turned out for the forum “Medical Research: The Right Prescription for Economic Growth” at the NEOMED Education and Wellness (NEW) Center in Rootstown, Ohio on Monday, […]
Hematology or dermatology? Family medicine or anesthesiology? How does a medical student decide on a specialty? There are probably as many paths as there are students, but receiving a prestigious national […]
Young health care providers don’t have to be perfect. In fact, patients will trust you more if you acknowledge that you’re not, but that you will do everything in your […]
A front-page article titled “Osteoporosis Drugs Shunned for Fear of Rare Side Effects’’ in the New York Times on Thursday, June 2, addresses ongoing consumer fears about taking medicines for weakened bones. […]
