Mar 25
2022
Category: In the News
Mar 24
2022
COM Alumnus Appointed CMO of UH Parma Medical Center
College of Medicine alumnus Christopher Dussel, MD (’08) was recently named chief medical officer of University Hospitals Parma Medical Center. A practicing emergency medicine physician, Dr. Dussel previously served as [...]Mar 21
2022
NEOMED Researcher’s Heart Failure Study Published, Cited
A heart failure study by NEOMED scientists in collaboration with Temple University researchers was recently highlighted in the Journal of Cardiac Failure. Takhar Kasumov, Ph.D., an associate professor of pharmaceutical [...]Mar 16
2022
USA Today Honors Alumna Amy Acton
College of Medicine alumna Amy Acton, M.D. ('90) has been named Woman of the Year for Ohio by USA Today. Dr. Acton, who served as director of the Ohio Department [...]Mar 8
2022
Barriers Black Medicine Students Face
News5 Cleveland recently spoke with first-year College of Medicine student Roy James II about his challenges as a Black male pursuing a career as a physician. There is a dearth [...]Feb 23
2022
OSMA Shines Spotlight on NEOMED Alumnus
John A. Bastulli, M.D. (’83), was recently featured in an online member spotlight by the Ohio State Medical Association. Dr. Bastulli is president and managing partner of Cleveland Anesthesia Group, [...]Feb 22
2022
NEOMED Alumna Guest-Edits AMA Journal of Ethics
Not even a year after graduating, Katherine Wu, M.D. (’21), M.A., is making a mark. A preliminary internal medicine resident at OhioHealth Riverside Methodist Hospital in Columbus, she recently received [...]Feb 21
2022
Student Op-Ed: Stop Medicare Privatization
Two College of Medicine students took a stand on Medicare privatization – and they got it published. Wednesday, Feb. 16, Cleveland.com posted an Op-Ed titled “Biden’s Costly Failure to Stop [...]Feb 15
2022
Giving Health Care Professionals Tools for Resilience
Burnout is real for health care workers – and that’s why funding through the federal American Rescue Plan is being used to promote mental health in the workplace. In a [...]Feb 10
2022
The Blood Brain Barrier and Alzheimer’s
The onset of diabetes, hypertension or obesity in middle age constitute some of the biggest risk factors for developing Alzheimer’s at age 65 and older. New funding from Templeton Research [...]
