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 Your continued support is crucial to Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine.
Today, we continue to blaze a path in medicine with world-class students, faculty and researchers who are working to find answers to some of the greatest mysteries facing modern medicine. They are brave enough to ask, "What happens when?" and determined enough to find the answers to challenges like:
- Finding causes and cures for cancer
- Working with adult stem cells to fight and cure crippling diseases
- Personalizing therapies and treatments based on individual genetic factors
But we can't do it alone. We need your support to maintain our reputation as a leader in medical education and research by:
- Fostering scientific advancements
- Enhancing our new curriculum to keep up with medical advancements
- Recruiting and retaining the nation's best researchers, educators and students
- Continually improving and enhancing our research and educational facilities
- Providing specialized scholarships to ensure educational opportunities for the most promising of students
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 Click here to donate today, and become part of this innovative institution.
View videos below to see how your donations are making a significant impact.
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Richard Hanson, Ph.D. - Leonard and
Jean Skeggs Professor of Biochemistry on
Physicians involved at every level |
Daniel Ornt, M.D., FACP - Vice Dean for Education and Academic Affairs on
The equal importance of communication skills and clinical mastery |
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Mark Chance, Ph.D. - Professor of Physiology
& Biophysics, and Director of the Case Center for
Proteomics & Mass Spectrometry on
Changing the way healthcare is delivered |
Dari Magyar - '09 MED Student on
The opportunity to attend Case Western Reserve School of Medicine |
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Anna Fiskin - '10 MED Student on
The difference between her medical education
and her mother's medical education |
Paul Lin - M.D./Ph.D. Student on
Early interaction with patients |
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Robert Haynie, M.D. Associate Dean for
Student Affairs, Associate Clinical Professor of Medicine
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The diverse offerings that create a balanced
education |
Serendipity Rinonos , M.D./Ph.D. Student on
Having outstanding mentors who want to make contributions to their fields |
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Thomas Graber , M.D., Chairman, Department of Emergency Medicine, St. Vincent Charity Hospital, Chief Medical Officer West of TeamHealth Midwest and Clinical Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine on
The rewards of donating to Case Western Reserve School of Medicine |
Ellyn Johnson,
'10 MED Student on
Student interaction with faculty and staff and the reputation of Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine |
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