The Case School of Medicine and Health will challenge the profession of medicine to re-imagine itself as responsible not just for the care of patients with disease, but also for the prevention and control of diseases in individuals and communities, and ultimately for the health of people in the United States and across the globe. Our proposal is intended not simply to reform medical education, but to shift existing paradigms in order to reinvent it.
Lecture at the Cleveland Botanical Garden by Perry Peskin, a retired teacher, who has spent more than 30 years searching for rare and endangered plants within natural habitats. Join this lecture and slide presentation featuring photographs from Peskin’s book, The Search for Lost Habitats.
Please register in advance online or by calling 216.721.1600 x168.
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