Impassioned Charge for Community Health
June 3, 2016
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 […]
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Bones in the News
June 3, 2016
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. […]
My Journey to a Pharm.D.
May 31, 2016
On May 21, 2016, Danielle Beltz, Pharm.D., was one of 210 NEOMED graduates to join the next generation of physicians, pharmacists and medical researchers. Dr. Beltz was selected by her […]
Singing a New Tune to Research
May 26, 2016
With only 20 fellowships of $2,500 given nationally to first- or second-year medical students interested in working in a neurosurgical lab, second-year Northeast Ohio Medical University (NEOMED) student Vaidehi Mahadev […]
Could Pomegranate Juice Be the Answer?
May 25, 2016
Painful joints and degraded bones are familiar to anyone aging with osteoarthritis. Tariq M. Haqqi, Ph.D., a researcher and professor of anatomy and neurobiology at NEOMED, believes that pomegranate juice […]
Northeast Ohio Medical University Professor Mark Munetz, M.D., Co-Authors Book on the Mentally Ill and the Criminal Justice System
May 12, 2016
People With Mental Illness in the Criminal Justice System: Answering a Cry for Help uses Dear Abby-style letters as source material to offer recommendations to professionals in the mental health and […]
An Eternal Donation
May 9, 2016
Reflections on Those Honored at the Body Donation Memorial Service By Shreya Reddy Life can be measured by the hard work you face, the pain you bare, the love you […]
National Award Announced
May 6, 2016
A new scholarship from the National Association of Chain Drug Stores (NACDS) Foundation will allow faculty and students from NEOMED’s College of Pharmacy to make medication management services available to […]
Students Serve the Community Through Diversity Grants
May 6, 2016
Student-led initiatives to overcome language barriers among Hispanic patients; to decrease the high infant mortality rate in Stark County and Cleveland; and to partner with Health Professions Affinity Community (HPAC) […]
“Take Control” Connects Community with Medical Researchers
May 5, 2016
Chuck Hall opens a faded, pocket-sized ledger to show you all the names and dates, painstakingly transcribed by hand. All the pesticides, all the herbicides that Hall, now 70, sprayed […]