Among Indiana University School of Medicine’s esteemed alumni are graduates of the Health Professions Program, which offers undergraduate degrees in core areas of medical delivery

Glen A. Lehman, MD, was honored with the Sagamore of the Wabash at the 21st Annual GI Course Update on Friday, May 4, 2018. Since

By: Kathryn Red In the mid 1990’s, Michael Econs, MD, a then assistant professor of medicine at Duke University, had decided it was time to move.

Getting steady primary care can be a challenge for some Hoosiers. Three outreach clinics staffed by IU medical students help fill the gap.  By Matthew

Match Day is one of the biggest days in the lives of graduating medical students at Indiana University School of Medicine and at other academic

George Lukemeyer, MD, passed away on Sunday, Feb. 25, 2018, at the age of 93. This article originally appeared in the Spring 2010 issue of

The Indiana University School of Medicine Department of Surgery has received $170,000 from the IU Health Foundation to support two new simulation education devices. These

Dr. Joseph E. Walther was instantly smitten when he reconnected with his childhood friend, Mary Margaret Ruddell, after returning from his harrowing service in World

The Walther Cancer Foundation has committed $14 million to Indiana University School of Medicine to establish the Walther Supportive Oncology Program. The following are answers

In his most recent book, We Come to Life with Those We Serve, Richard Gunderman, MD, PhD, IU Chancellor’s professor and John Campbell professor of