New IU otolaryngologist expands access to sleep surgery
Rehab Talat, MD, brings expertise in both sleep surgery and sleep medicine to IU, helping expand personalized treatment options for people with sleep disorders.
Clinical psychologist shares how the future of bullying relies on prevention
Adolescent bullying is a detrimental experience to many school age children. Clinical psychologist Maura Altman shares how bullying can affect children well beyond adolescence, how
Beyond the behavior: Understanding ADHD in children
Helen Young, PhD, a pediatric psychologist in Indianapolis, guides caregivers through ADHD diagnosis, treatment and beyond.
IU Neurosurgery’s Bicentennial Education Scholar committed to fostering ‘an environment of inquiry’
Throughout his evolving roles within the Department of Neurological Surgery, James Miller has remained unwavering in his commitment to preparing the next generation of neurosurgeons.
Bowen Center expands its reach as healthcare workforce policy hub
The Bowen Center for Health Workforce Research and Policy has influenced Indiana decision making for decades. Now, its influence is spreading further.
IU neurologist advances promising therapies for myotonic dystrophy
Historically, treatment for myotonic dystrophy type 1 has focused on managing symptoms. Adam Comer is now working to change the course of the disease for
Suicide Prevention: Pediatric psychologist shares important message for caregivers across Indiana
Pediatric psychologist Kelly Donahue shares suicide prevention tips for caregivers.
House calls without walls: IU School of Medicine launches Street Medicine program to serve unhoused neighbors
Mary Slaughter and Niki Messmore founded the Street Medicine program at IU School of Medicine, a growing initiative that is reaching out to Indiana's unhoused population
25 years later: IU emergency physician deployed to Ground Zero helps train doctors in disaster medicine
IU School of Medicine trains doctors in disaster medicine, a specialty which emerged following the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Faculty member Christian Strachan recounts his experiences
Specialized clinic care makes a significant difference in high-risk pediatric asthma
IU research revealed high-risk asthma clinics reduce severe attacks by 36%, yet many children face a two- to three-year delay in enrollment despite early warning