Case topics represented on the list vary widely, but a number are drawn from the case team's focus on healthcare, asset management, and sustainability. The cases also draw on Yale's continued emphasis on corporate governance, ethics, and the role of business in state and society. Of note, nearly half of the most popular cases feature a woman as either the main protagonist or, in the case of raw cases where multiple characters take the place of a single protagonist, a major leader within the focal organization. While nearly a fourth of the cases were written in the past year, some of the most popular, including Cadbury and Design at Mayo, date from the early years of our program over a decade ago. Nearly two-thirds of the most popular cases were "raw" cases - Yale's novel, web-based template which allows for a combination of text, documents, spreadsheets, and videos in a single case website.

1. Is it correct to perform an intradermal skin sensitivity test before

2. administering penicillin or a cephalosporin?

3. Why are antibiotics not allowed in the treatment of rotaviruses?

4. Does aciclovir prevent the chances of developing herpes zoster (shingles)

5. when given during primary infection?

6. How long does it take after vaccination to become immunized against

7. chickenpox and therefore safe to work in infectious areas?

8. Is meticillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) the only major

9. hospital-acquired infection?

10. Do you have to have antibiotics to get Clostridium difficile infection