'Stepping Stones' series highlights leadership journeys
If you ever find yourself wondering what others have experienced in their careers, Stepping Stones is a video, podcast-style, lunchtime leadership series that may interest you.
IU infectious disease specialist named associate chief medical officer at IU Health
Lana Dbeibo, MD, was named the associate chief medical officer for operations at IU Health’s Adult Academic Health Center, making her a member of the
Q&A on the Current Ebola Outbreak
Kim Lindblade, director of research for the Indiana University Center for Global Health and co-director of research for AMPATH Kenya, gives an update on the
First clinical trial of Tremfya for pediatric ulcerative colitis underway
Researchers at the IU School of Medicine are yielding positive results in the first and only clinical trial of Tremfya for a pediatric patient with
Journey to MD: 7 lessons from the first half of medical school
IU School of Medicine—West Lafayette student Sarah Vaught pauses to reflect at the halfway point of medical school as she prepares to begin clinical clerkships.
Shaping the future of Motorsports Medicine: IU leads the field through training, mentorship at Indianapolis Motor Speedway
IU School of Medicine has grown its reputation internationally as the place to train in motorsports medicine. Fellows are now defining what it means to
PICU fellowships prepare future leaders of pediatric intensive care
IU’s Pediatric Critical Care unit treats children from all over Indiana as its fellowship program helps train pediatricians to become leaders in the field.
PhD graduate urges Class of 2026 to embrace uncertainty along the path of scientific discovery
Ivana Daniels received her PhD in pharmacology and encouraged her peers to embrace uncertainty as an essential part of the discovery process during her remarks
Wearing the crown: IU med student promotes fitness for children as 500 Festival Princess
First-year medical student Sydney Clements is among 33 collegiate women selected to be 500 Festival Princesses. Her service projects include a running curriculum she presents
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.