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Looking for something to do in Cleveland tonight? 👀 Check out these sneak preview photos, then watch CWRU School of Medicine students in action at tonight's Doc Opera event, Sicked 🩺🎤 💚🩷🫧 Snag your tickets: https://t.co/JLr8NKFQZi

New research from CWRU shows that receiving treatment within one week of a serious head injury can reduce the risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease by up to 41%. Check it out:

Snowy days at CWRU means friendly snowball fights and building snowmen ❄️✨

CWRU researchers received a $2.5 million grant to support advancing technology that enhances the ability to locate therapeutic cells or diseased cells like cancer. Get the details:

CWRU researchers just challenged decades of asthma science, identifying new “pseudo leukotrienes” that may be the real drivers of inflammation. Their discovery could reshape how we treat asthma and other diseases linked to oxidative stress.

Happy Thanksgiving, Spartans! 💙 Check out how School of Medicine physician assistant students celebrated with a Thanksgiving potluck 🦃🥧

Bring the LTX-2 API into real production pipelines, powering 4K, 50fps, synchronized-audio video generation

ickets for this year’s show, Sicked—taking place on Saturday, Dec. 13, at John Hay High School—are currently available for purchase. Learn more: https://t.co/DveAxLBW6h

For the 41st year, Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine students are putting down their stethoscopes and picking up their props to perform in Doc Opera.

Last week, School of Medicine faculty, staff and students joined other @cwru community members from across the university to learn, network, recruit, present and represent CWRU at the NDiSTEM conference in Columbus 🧬🩺

Campus became a snowglobe this week 🍁❄️

For Veterans Day, learn how Bala's military experience shapes how he studies and how he hopes to practice medicine:

After more than 20 years in uniform, Christopher Bala began a new mission at CWRU School of Medicine. The Army taught him endurance, teamwork, and the importance of relationships—lessons he believes are central to medicine as well.

From smarter diagnostics to AI-assisted conversations in the exam room, CWRU experts are exploring how technology will reshape the future of care. Our researchers reflected on the promise and responsibility that come with an AI-powered medical world.

CWRU School of Medicine’s J. Alan Diehl received the Case Medal for Excellence in Health Science Innovation. Learn more about Diehl’s achievements and leadership at CWRU.

Discover how Thomas F. Peterson Jr.’s legacy and Tesar’s research are driving breakthrough neurological discoveries that could transform the future of MS treatment.

Their shared vision is accelerating with a $2.5 million commitment from the Thomas F. Peterson Jr. Charitable Trust to support pioneering research into neurological diseases.

@CWRUSOM's Paul Tesar, professor and director of the Institute for Glial Sciences, partnered with inventor and philanthropist Thomas Peterson on a mission to conquer multiple sclerosis (MS).

Calling all students, faculty and staff to share their best fall photos from around campus for a chance to win exclusive CWRU swag items 👀🍁📸 Learn more and make your submission to the 2025 Fall at CWRU photo contest by midnight Thursday, Oct. 30. https://t.co/pLrrkxZnxK

@CWRUSOM's Eileen Anderson is reshaping child advocacy in Ohio’s courts. Partnering with the Supreme Court of Ohio, Anderson's equipping guardians and advocates with the tools to make the legal system fairer and more compassionate for families.

Check out her work: