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Expanding global health: Moi University launches landmark interventional radiology fellowship

Indiana University School of Medicine Department of Radiology and Imaging Sciences helps launch a new two-year interventional radiology fellowship program in Kenya.

Zoe Hagymasi  | Jun 11, 2026
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Decade-long study proves African children survive and thrive on hydroxyurea for sickle cell anemia

A collaborative 10-year global health study co-led by IU researchers proves hydroxyurea is highly effective, safe and life-changing for African children with sickle cell anemia

Jackie Maupin
A doctor and a respiratory therapist administer CPAP breathing treatment to a small child in a pediatric intensive care bed in a Liberian hospital.

IU collaboration in Liberia is saving children's lives

More than 100 Liberian children have received lifesaving respiratory care through a global health initiative launched by Michael D. Davis and Adnan Bhutta at the

Laura Gates
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IU neuropsychologist's Fulbright journey accelerates addiction research

David Kareken, professor of neurology and director of the Indiana Alcohol Research Center, spent four months in France conducting functional neuroimaging research as part of

Allie Northcutt
Autistic child wearing headphones while painting with mother.

The path to early identification and intervention in autism

Research shows that early intervention allows for greater developmental benefits for autistic children and Rebecca McNally Keehn, PhD and Jordan Huskins, MD, are working to

Katelyn M Stewart
Mark Turrentine (pictured right), operating alongside Karl Bilimoria. | Photo courtesy Karl Bilimoria

Cardiothoracic surgeon follows calling to heal hearts across borders

On his 43rd trip to Jordan, Mark Turrentine, MD, continues a mission that has saved more than 650 children born with life-threatening heart defects. 

Sarah Lounsbury
Alka Khaitan, MD

Fact vs. myth: HIV/AIDS in pediatrics with infectious disease expert Alka Khaitan

Alka Khaitan, MD, a pediatric infectious diseases expert, breaks down stigmas around HIV/AIDS in a fact vs. myth discussion, including the future of HIV treatments

Katelyn M Stewart
Photo of David M. Haas, gesturing with his left hand as he's speaking by a window, showing the skyline of downtown Indianapolis.

IU OB-GYN postpartum researcher featured on NBC Sports 'Fighting For' segment

IU School of Medicine's David M. Haas is collaborating with colleagues at the University of Notre Dame to reduce high postpartum mortality rates.

Angie Antonopoulos
Jack Schneider, MD, places a painted handprint on a canvas during a trip with AMPATH to Kenya.

IU Faculty Collaborate with Kenyan Colleagues to Advance Antimicrobial Stewardship

Although countries in sub-Saharan Africa face a high prevalence of infectious diseases, many countries lack the systems needed to track and combat one of the

Debbie Ungar
Pamela Whitten, Chandy John and Wade Clapp posing for a photo at a recognition event

Chandy John: Advancing global health through science, service and synergy

Chandy John, MD, is a globally recognized expert in pediatric infectious diseases. Appointed as a Distinguished Professor at Indiana University in 2024, he has built

Jackie Maupin