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At the Grande Campus on the Northeast side of Indianapolis, IU School of Medicine graduates are an example of filling the pressing need for primary ...

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.

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.

With a new campus and a new hospital comes a collaborative effort to improve the health of people who live nearby.

IU School of Medicine recruits and trains physicians to fill a stubborn shortage of primary care physicians in underserved areas across Indiana.

From her earliest memories, being a doctor was “just what I wanted to do.” Today, Lindsay Weaver, MD, is state health commissioner — Indiana’s top doctor.

How does bias in pain management impact a patient’s well-being? How can we eliminate it among medical providers? A new study aims to find solutions. ...

From his days at IU School of Medicine to leading the nation’s largest research hospital, James Gilman has spent his career overcoming obstacles to offer ...

To pick up the pace of vaccinations, Indiana University launched clinics on campuses to expand access to students, faculty and staff.