While the COVID-19 pandemic claims most headlines these days, it is also having a deadly impact on an area that used to be in the spotlight: opioid overdoses. “The AMA […]
Northeast Ohio Medical University’s Project ECHO® (Extensions for Community Health Outcomes) team continues to support and educate medical professionals during the COVID-19 pandemic by hosting online pop-up sessions. “Coping with […]
As a fourth-year student in the Kent State University Biomedical Sciences graduate program working in the lab of Christine Denlger-Crish, Ph.D., in NEOMED’s Neurodegenerative Disease and Aging research group, Gabrielle […]
Following a multi-month study, researchers at the University of Minnesota discovered small amounts of SARS-CoV-2 — the virus that causes COVID-19 — in water from Lake Superior. Health experts like […]
Yikes! A flesh-eating bacteria (Vibrio vulnificus) surfaced in Connecticut’s Long Island Sound this summer and led to five reported cases of infection, according to a press release from the Connecticut […]
Experts quoted in Prevention magazine are unequivocal: getting a flu shot is important, especially if you are 50 or older. “It is possible to get the flu and COVID-19 at […]
Dr. Cowan discusses the concept of cultural humility and how we can demonstrate it with our patients. By the end of this lecture, you will be able to: 1) define culture, 2) describe methods of culturally competent care, and 3) use case examples to practice.
Action-packed, decisive, forward-thinking: Any of those words could be used to describe the first year of John Langell’s tenure as president of NEOMED. But listening and leading are at the […]
Two Northeast Ohio Medical University College of Pharmacy students hit the pause button on their homework to lend a hand to Habitat for Humanity on Saturday, Sept. 26. Ezziree Morrow […]
