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The Toxic Lead Culprit
Most toxic lead ingested or inhaled by Cleveland children in the late 20th century came from leaded gasoline. This finding by Case Western Reserve researchers likely applies to other U.S. cities and reinforces concerns about countries still using leaded gas. Watch the video.
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Shelf Life
Read about recent and notable publications from Case Western Reserve faculty, staff and alumni.
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Tech Goes Couture
Check out Kwahd, a mother-daughter design company specializing in simple, elegant leather iPad clutches in the $200 range.
Alum, Students Light up the Music Scene
By night, the Case Western Reserve alumnus Ian Charnas assumes a less pedestrian identity, donning a chain mail suit and dancing to giant Tesla coils that transform lightning into music.
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Read personal essays by members of the Case Western Reserve community and submit your own story.
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REVERSING THE EARLY SIGNS OF ALZHEIMER'S
School of Medicine researchers restore sense of smell in lab tests.
