Law’s Jonathan Adler pens column on Affordable Care Act for USA Today
If ObamaCare survives, legal battle has just begun USA Today: In a column for the newspaper, School of...
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Pediatric neurologist Max Wiznitzer discusses use of EEGs to diagnose autism
EEGs may someday be able to diagnose autism ABC News: A brain test could someday be used to...
Economics Professor Robin Dubin talks falling gas prices
Gas prices may dip below $3 Fox 8: Gas prices were expected to rise above $5 per gallon...
Engineering researcher Shihao Hu explains research on geckos’ sticky toes
Gait helps geckos stay on their sticky toes The New York Times: The mechanics of geckos’ stride help...
Orthodontics Chair Mark Hans explains why a round head might lead to sleep apnea
10 visual signs you may have a health problem Men’s Health: Having a wide, round head may mean...
Law’s Sharona Hoffman says middlemen are stockpiling high-demand drugs to inflate prices
Drug shortages reaching critical levels Georgia Public Broadcasting: Drug shortages are reaching critical levels across the country, and...
Former faculty member Robert E. Widing II named Weatherhead School dean
Former Case Western professor named dean of Weatherhead School of Management Crain’s Cleveland Business: Robert E. Widing II,...
Glenn Starkman pens article on “supersymmetry” theory
Beyond Higgs: on Supersymmetry (or lack thereof) Scientific American: Glenn Starkman, professor of physics and astronomy and director...
Professor Joe White says healthcare reform depends on November elections
How to make U.S. healthcare even worse Los Angeles Times: When it comes to the future of healthcare...
Law’s Andrew Pollis says Jerry Sandusky not taking the stand signals “serious concerns”
Jerry Sandusky trial to head to jury without testimony from the accused The Christian Science Monitor: Closing arguments...