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IU trains genetic counselors in rapidly evolving field

Graduates of the IU Master of Science in Genetic Counseling program work in clinics across Indiana and fill an important role on the care team, helping patients navigate both medical and psychosocial aspects of a diagnosis.

Laura Gates  | Jan 09, 2026
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Maternal health awareness: Indiana physicians work to improve outcomes for mothers and babies

The medical director for well-newborn care at Riley Hospital for Children shares his perspective on the challenges and opportunities in maternal health and what gives

Salem Lucas
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IU researchers take steps toward personalizing asthma treatments for children

IU School of Medicine researchers have found better ways to predict which biologic treatments will help children with severe asthma, reducing the risk of ineffective

Jackie Maupin
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Psychiatry professor offers tips for dealing with alcohol struggles during holidays

For individuals struggling with addiction or working toward recovery, holidays can present unique challenges that aren’t always visible to others.

Jasmin Cheairs
Maria Walker, in white coat, with three students: one lying on the table and two placing a radiation therapy mask.

'Led by their hearts': IU radiation therapy graduates help people through cancer treatments

Graduates of the Health Professions Program in Radiation Therapy work in hospitals and clinics throughout Indiana and nationally in a job that's both technical and

Laura Gates
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
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HEALeR Collaborative Hosts Second Biennial Symposium, “Evidence in Action: Advancing Ethical Implementation Science in Learning Health Systems”

The Health Excellence Achieved through Learning Health Systems Research (HEALeR) Collaborative recently hosted their second biennial conference on Thursday, November 6, which focused on addressing

Brittany Smart, PhD
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Keep the holiday season merry with toy safety tips from a pediatrician

IU School of Medicine's Alyssa Swick shares some of the most common toy-related injuries or safety issues during the holiday season.

Salem Lucas
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Specimen specialists: Medical laboratory scientists work behind-the-scenes to help determine cause of disease

IU School of Medicine is training more medical laboratory scientists — essential members of the healthcare team who work at hospitals, diagnostics labs and research

Laura Gates
Dr. Charles Stevenson and patients in the clinic

New division chief devoted to building ‘pediatric neuroscience center of excellence’

When he’s not meeting with families in the clinic or performing life-changing procedures in the operating room, Charles Stevenson, MD, dedicates his efforts to advancing

Allie Northcutt