Case Western Reserve University News

A $10 million research project will focus on what causes babies to be born too early.

Dr. Don Spaner spent much of his time at a recent EMS award ceremony in Columbus marveling at the accomplishments of others instead of his own.

"Whatever happened to . . .?" is a weekly series updating some of the most newsworthy and interesting local stories covered in The Plain Dealer.

But the truth is you may already know a clone. Biologists have cloned human embryos to create stem cell colonies for the first time, raising concerns about "clone" babies someday becoming possible.

Researchers from University Hospitals Case Medical Center's Seidman Cancer Center in Cleveland, OH, will present findings from two studies evaluating new technologies designed to address common barriers to patient enrollment in clinical trials.

Nurses will use extreme measures to save patients and their parents. But they'd prefer less aggressive life-preserving methods for themselves, according to an international survey on nurses' end-of-life preferences.

A cauldron, created out of steel by local architect Ron Payto, will be lit at the start of the National Senior Games.

CLEVELAND: Researchers from University Hospitals Case Medical Center's Seidman Cancer Center will present findings from two studies evaluating new technologies designed to address common barriers to patient enrollment in clinical trials.

A Cleveland investment group plans to build 20 townhouses on East 118th Street in University Circle.

A pair of patios will wrap around the exterior of ABC Uptown in Cleveland's University Circle area.

Turns out Case Western Reserve University School of Law Dean Lawrence Mitchell may have been right.

Join host Mike McIntyre Monday at 9 to discuss sex, drugs and pleasure. Or, more specifically, the chemical in our brains associated with those things: Dopamine.

Here! Now! Imperative: not to be avoided: necessary. In a typical week, the show will cover not only all the big news stories, but also the stories behind the stories, or some of the less crucial but equally intriguing things happening in the world.

Kasich's Ohio has added jobs. And much of an expected $1.4 billion budget surplus will be used to cut the state's income tax.

The mayor of Avon Lake recently declared that the idyllic West Side community on the Lake Erie shore is experiencing a heroin epidemic.

They suggest that could be defined as aggravated murder in the course of a kidnapping, and therefore a capital offense.

A new study led by a West Virginia University graduate student has revealed a never-before-seen cluster of gas clouds between two galaxies that could potentially fuel the formation of new stars.

The list of candidates to replace the retiring Martin Nadelman, above, as president of Alamance Community College has been narrowed to six finalists.

May 9, 2003 began like any other day at Case Western Reserve University. The spring semester was rolling to a close as students prepared for the upcoming graduation ceremony the following week.

On May 9, 1754, a political cartoon in Benjamin Franklin's Pennsylvania Gazette depicted a snake cut into eight pieces, each section representing a part of the American colonies; the caption read, "JOIN, or DIE." Ten years ago: A camouflage-clad gunman fired hundreds of rounds as he roamed the halls of Case Western Reserve University's business ... (more)