It often develops slowly, undetectably. Glaucoma, the “sneak thief of vision,” refers to a medical condition that progressively causes damage to the optic nerve, potentially leading to a loss of vision...
For fourth-year biology student Sophia Zweig, a fascination with all things infectious is what led her to pursue involvement in research at the Center for AIDS Research (CFAR) at Case Western Reserve University....
Case Western Reserve University is known for its research, and in 2015, the school made many steps forward.
Researchers from the Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine performed the first...
Third-year student Nikhil Mallipeddi spends between 10 and 15 hours each week reading, discussing, theorizing and experimenting in a laboratory off a third floor hallway in Millis Science Center at Case...
On Oct. 25, Greg Grindley will be wheeled into a sterile room in University Hospitals (UH), surrounded by doctors, nurses and cameras. He will remain fully conscious as the team of doctors operate on his...
The Supporting Engagement and Resilience (SUPER) Coach program at University Hospitals provides a unique experience for its volunteers.
Founded in 2013 by Dr. Nicholas Cohen, the program’s primary...
Owen Bell, Games and Tech Reporter
• November 16, 2012
IBM’s Watson, the computer that won Jeopardy in 2011, will be going to school at the Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine of Case Western Reserve University. Unlike its time on national television,...
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