CHEEER Researchers First to Study Impact of Natural Disaster Displacement
As climate-change-driven natural disasters grow in prevalence and intensity, a new study by researchers from The Center for Health Equity: Engagement, Education, and Research found that these disasters have displaced
CHEEER Pilot Awardee to be Inducted into CH-UH High School Hall of Fame
Vanessa Maier, MD, MPH, CHEEER Pilot Awardee (Round 2), will be inducted into the Distinguished Alumni Hall of Fame at Cleveland Heights-University Heights High School. Dr. Maier, a 1991 graduate,
NIH Awards $3.5 Million for Sleep Apnea Research to CHEEER Director
The National Institutes of Health has awarded a five-year, $3.5 million grant to support the sleep apnea research of J. Daryl Thornton, MD, MPH, Director of CHEEER. Dr. Thornton, along with
Classroom Without Walls
Classroom Without Walls is an innovative program designed to foster learning opportunities between current students, faculty and community members. The program covers your tuition for nine (9) free credits for
CHEEER Faculty Interviewed by The Buckeye Flame | Mental health for bisexual people: Navigating stigma and bi-erasure to find culturally responsive care
CHEEER Faculty member Laura Mintz spoke on the mental health issues that play a large part to the marginalization that bisexual people experience. Click the image below to read the
CTSC of Northern Ohio | Mentoring Program for Community Engaged Researchers
CTSC Mentoring Program for Community Engaged Researchers Purpose Mentoring is a key component to the successful development of all academic investigators. While there are numerous mentorship and professional development programs
Slaveholder Ancestry and Current Net Worth of Members of the United States Congress
New study by CHEEER Faculty, Dr. Ashwini Sehgal, linking slaveholder ancestry and current net worth of members of Congress.
CHEEER Faculty Member Awarded $17.2 Million by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for MetroHealth
Dr. Ashwini Sehgal, CHEEER and PHERI faculty member, has been awarded $17.2 million by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for MetroHealth and multiple community partners to lead a program
Using Latent Variables to Improve the Management of Depression Among Hemodialysis Patients
Results of our study looking at Depression Among Dialysis Patients published article.