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Hosted by the Department of Pediatrics and Riley Children’s Health, the 55th Annual Riley Conference will be held on May 13-14th, 2020. 1. CME Credit Physicians can receive a maximum of 12.25 CME credits for attending this live activity. Topics of interest span across all lines of pediatric care including infectious disease, psychiatric care, rehabilitation […]

By: Becca Koenigsberg, DO, PGY1 Sarah Bauer, MD, pediatric pulmonary fellow Nadia Krupp, MD, associate professor of pediatrics Key points: There have been 2,409 hospitalized cases of e-cigarette, or vaping, product-associated lung injury (EVALI) and 52 associated deaths reported to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) as of December 10, 2019. Over half (54%) of […]

By:  Richard L. Schreiner, MD, Edwin L. Gresham Professor Emeritus of Pediatrics, Indiana University School of Medicine; Retired Chairman, Department of Pediatrics; Chairman, Riley Hospital Historic Preservation Committee; Retired Physician-in-Chief, Riley Hospital for Children at IU Health and Karen Bruner Stroup, PhD, Retired Director, Community Education and Child Advocacy, Riley Hospital for Children at IU […]

Olufunke Martin, MD, has been selected by the American Society of Hematology (ASH) to participate as one of six resident physicians in the 2019 ASH Minority Resident Hematology Award Program (MRHAP). This program provides support for underrepresented minority residents to conduct hematology-focused research with the intended outcome of increasing their interest in hematology and advance […]

On Their Level is an opportunity to explain complicated diagnoses through the eyes of a child. With the help of expert specialists at IU School of Medicine, On Their Level gives perspective on big issues in medicine so that our tiniest patients can understand. By: Ashley Wilson and Myda Khalid, MD, Associate Professor of Clinical […]

Two critical papers in pediatric academic medicine are published today addressing a hot topic in the public – the wage and household responsibility gap between men and women. These articles, being published in the journal Pediatrics, provide evidence from a long-term study funded by the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) stating three important details: women […]

Professing Peds tells the story of the Department of Pediatrics. It brings life to the “who”—telling stories of the faculty, staff and students that make the Department of Pediatrics so strong. But, diving deeper, these stories tell you the “why”—why they’re here and, more importantly, why they choose to stay.   “I was hired into […]

By: Richard L. Schreiner, MD, Edwin L. Gresham Professor Emeritus of Pediatrics, Indiana University School of Medicine; Retired Chairman, Department of Pediatrics; Chairman, Riley Hospital Historic Preservation Committee; Retired Physician-in-Chief, Riley Hospital for Children at IU Health and Karen Bruner Stroup, Ph.D., Retired Director, Community Education and Child Advocacy, Riley Hospital for Children at IU […]

Professing Peds tells the story of the Department of Pediatrics. It brings life to the “who”—telling stories of the faculty, staff and students that make the Department of Pediatrics so strong. But, diving deeper, these stories tell you the “why”—why they’re here and, more importantly, why they choose to stay. By: Michelle Williams I love […]