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Radiology and Imaging  Sciences

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If your interest lies in supporting clinical excellence; health outcomes; research and translation of new research discoveries into everyday practice; or in training our future radiologists, radiology technologists, imaging scientists/physicists, and radiology education leaders, we invite you to partner with us and learn how you can be a part of our exciting future. Your generosity will directly impact these vital initiatives, shaping the next generation of radiologists, spreading our reach beyond the state of Indiana, and ensuring equitable, compassionate, and advanced care for all.

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03 Nov

Nov 03 11:00am - 1:30pm

Edwin F. Koch, Jr. Visiting Professor: Katherine Van Schaik, MD, PhD

EUGENE & MARILYN GLICK EYE INSTITUTE

07 Nov

Nov 07 9:00am - 1:00pm

Martin Family Alzheimer’s Disease Caregiver Symposium

Goodman Hall, 362 W. 15th St. Indianapolis, IN 46202

02 Feb

Feb 02 11:00am - 1:30pm

Edwin F. Koch, Jr. Visiting Professor: TBD

EUGENE & MARILYN GLICK EYE INSTITUTE

Recent News

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Faculty News

Esteemed radiology professor named president-elect of Indiana State Medical Association, aims to inspire the next generation

IU School of Medicine's Richard Gunderman has been named the 179th president of the Indiana State Medical Association, an organization representing over 9,500 physicians and students.

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Rapid blood test can detect heart attack patients at highest risk of in-hospital death

A rapid blood test can help detect a dangerous heart condition. 

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