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IU Cardiovascular Medicine fellows announced for 2025
Ten physicians have recently been matched with the Division of Cardiovascular Medicine at Indiana University School of Medicine for cardiovascular fellowships that will prepare them for academic and clinical careers in cardiology next year. IU School of Medicine internal residents Aaron Chum, MD, Adedoyin Johnson, MD, PhD and Shubham Upadhyay, MD, were among those selected to complete their cardiovascular fellowships within the Department of Medicine. IU Cardiovascular Disease Fellow Jacob N. Sama, MD, will join the Advanced Heart Failure & Transplant Cardiology Fellowship Program in 2025.
Behind the Research: Baindu Bayon, PhD
From an early age, Baindu Bayon, PhD set the bar high. When asked what she wanted to be when she grew up, her list of
On the court or in the clinic, he’s all heart. Alumni Spotlight: Kyle Hornsby, MD’09
By Matthew Harris Strolling across the Indiana University campus, Kyle Hornsby attracted his fair share of double takes during his first year of medical school.
IU School of Medicine alumnus leads Indiana town through opioid and HIV crisis
By: Karen Spataro Alumnus Will Cooke’s unrelenting commitment to his patients, as well has his many successes, have earned him national recognition by the American
Alumni Pearls of Wisdom for first-year medical students
The IU School of Medicine Alumni Association asked its alumni to share a piece of advice, words of encouragement or a few words to live
Dr. Jerome Adams confronts an HIV crisis and high infant mortality rates
This interview originally appeared in the Winter 2016 issue of IU Medicine. Dr. Jerome Adams had little time to settle in after Gov. Mike Pence
“Until Mary Ellen held my hand … ” The critical importance of touch in medicine by M. Eugene Tardy, Jr., MD’60
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Don Brown: From software innovator to immunotherapy visionary
By Karen Spataro A few years ago, Don Brown, MD, decided it was time to pull his teenage son away from video games and his
50 Years -A Dinosaur in Motion by Richard H. Davis, M.D., F.A.C.C.
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