IU global health program advances neurological education and care in Kenya
Participating in the AMPATH partnership in Kenya gives neurology faculty and residents hands-on global health experience that strengthens their clinical skills, cultural humility and patient-centered approach to care.
Stark Summer Science Symposium serves as turning point for trainees
Hundreds of trainees at the IU School of Medicine have participated in the annual Stark Summer Science Symposium, which provides a platform to present research
IU stroke patient finds healing in helping other young survivors
After a life-changing stroke in 2021, Jeremy Bolin found a new purpose in supporting stroke and brain injury survivors navigate the non-medical challenges that often
IU neurologists develop new app aimed at improving stroke care for Spanish-speaking patients across Indiana
Neurologists at the Indiana University School of Medicine have developed a new app designed to help reduce communication barriers and improve stroke assessments and long-term
IU neurotrauma researchers discover FDA-approved drug can be repurposed as treatment for spinal cord injury
Researchers at the IU School of Medicine have discovered that a FDA-approved drug that's widely used as a sedative in hospitals can be repurposed as
Goodman Scholarship supports IU alumnus' journey in neurosurgery
Since 2010, 39 fourth-year IU medical students have been awarded the Goodman Scholarship, named in honor of the late Julius M. Goodman, one of the
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
IU Pediatric Neurosurgery Fellowship shapes the next generation of leaders
Since 1991, 16 neurosurgeons have graduated from the program and gone on to care for children with complex neurological disorders at institutions across the world.
Scientists identify shared gut microbiome dysregulation in Parkinson’s disease and inflammatory bowel disease patients
IU researchers have discovered new biological evidence that suggests chronic inflammation in the gut may contribute to the onset and progression of Parkinson’s disease.
First-of-its-kind treatment marks ‘huge leap forward’ in caring for adults with hydrocephalus
Bradley Bohnstedt has now treated two patients as part of a pioneering clinical trial for adults living with a life-threatening condition caused by a buildup