The guiding mission at IU School of Medicine remains training outstanding physicians. This edition of IU MEDICINE examines the school’s initiatives to encourage graduates to pursue careers in primary care and address persistent health disparities.
That way, we uphold the goal of improving health in every corner of Indiana — and beyond.
About this Issue:
Spring 2025 issue
FEATURED STORIES
A researcher and his team at Stark Neurosciences Research Institute are exploring ways to help the optic nerve connect a donor eye to the brain.
Lisa Landrum, the first woman to serve as chair of OB-GYN at IU, wants her department to take the long view of women’s health.
IU LAB aims to foster innovation and improve public health through a new biosciences hub that promotes collaboration between researchers, industry partners, and the local community.
David Klapper’s devotion to his wife during her battle with dementia inspired him to support caregiving research at IU School of Medicine, aiming to improve the lives of millions of families facing similar challenges.
With a new campus and a new hospital comes a collaborative effort to improve the health of people who live nearby.
Marguerite Shepard’s pioneering career in women’s health spans six decades, marked by advocacy, education, and innovation in reproductive medicine, IVF, and OB-GYN training.
A new mobile unit will screen for high-risk patients around Indiana.
IU School of Medicine has consistently and strategically upgraded facilities across its network of nine campuses.
The School of Medicine’s new Medical Education and Research Building is the latest brick-and-mortar symbol of evolving to educate outstanding physicians, conduct pioneering research, and provide stellar care.
VOICES AND INSIGHTS
An LCF Projection helps plan lifetime finances, ensuring retirement security and informed charitable giving decisions.
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