NEOMED just concluded its 2021-22 season of VITALS, our thought leader speaker series. Test your knowledge—or learn a few things now—by taking this quiz about the season’s speakers and their
Read More about Quiz: Test Your Knowledge of This Year’s VITALS Speakers and Their ObservationsA team of NEOMED students earned the 2022 Health Disparities Award in the national intercollegiate challenge Script Your Future, hosted by the National Consumers League. Led by rising third-year College
Read More about Script Your Future Team Wins National AwardThe gold standard: It’s always something to strive for, and the NEOMED Free Clinic has met it, according to the National Association of Free Clinics (NAFC). The Washington, D.C.-based coalition
Read More about NEOMED Free Clinic recognized for quality in caring for medically underserved patientsA national program that supports the development of undergraduates interested in the health care profession, the Area Health Education Center (AHEC) has longstanding ties to NEOMED. Friday, April 29, when
Read More about AHEC Scholars, Future Health Care Professionals, RecognizedIf you want to avoid crying when chopping onions, don’t cut off the root end. Doing so makes the onion think it’s dying, says College of Medicine student Karen Pham.
Read More about No-Tears Cooking Advice from the Spring 2022 Ignite Recipe AuthorVITALS, NEOMED’s thought leader speaker series, wrapped up its 2021-22 season with a May 5 presentation by Rita Horwitz, president and CEO of the Better Health Partnership. Missed the event? No
Read More about VITALS with Rita Horwitz Available as VideoWhen thinking about NEOMED’s commitment to develop compassionate, patient-centered health care professionals, Rachel Bracken, Ph.D., and Rebecca Fischbein, Ph.D., assistant professors in the Department of Family and Community Medicine, knew
Read More about Decreasing Disability Stigma and Expanding Innovative Educational Opportunities at NEOMEDCan exercise slow the progression of neurodegeneration in Parkinson’s disease? Sheila Fleming, Ph.D., associate professor of pharmaceutical sciences, wants to find out. Dr. Fleming, who is also director of the
Read More about Can Exercise Slow the Progression of Parkinson’s Disease?Through a new partnership with the Akron-Canton Regional Foodbank, members of student organizations at NEOMED will help distribute food from an outdoor pop-up pantry on campus. Starting Monday, March 28,
Read More about Drive-Up Community Food Pantry at NEOMED Opens March 28Northeast Ohio Medical University announced the opening of NEOMED Health Care to the public. The primary care facility, located on the second floor of the University’s NEW Center, was previously
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