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Slemenda Experience Reveals Roots of Global Health Interest

Joshua Matthews is one of three IU School of Medicine students selected as Slemenda Scholars this summer by the IU Center for Global Health. Matthews shares how this summer’s experience ties back to his childhood memories of AMPATH.

Debbie Ungar | Jul 30, 2021

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IU School of Medicine student Joshua Matthews uses a model to demonstrate appendectomy surgery

Cell-based therapies to prevent limb loss continue to grow at the Indiana Center for Regenerative Medicine and Engineering

The Indiana Center for Regenerative Medicine and Engineering has been at the national forefront in developing cutting-edge approaches to cell-based therapies for wound healing and

IU School of Medicine | Mar 17, 2021

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IU School of Medicine transplant faculty introduces program to help with liver transplant shortage

When someone has end-stage liver disease, declining health and death are real possibilities as treatments become less and less effective. In this case, liver transplantation

Marco Gutierrez | Feb 15, 2021

Faculty Spotlight - Gregory Borschel, MD

Gregory Borschel, MD, is the James Harbaugh, Jr. Professor of Plastic Surgery at Indiana University School of Medicine, Department of Surgery and the Chief of

Marco Gutierrez | Jan 12, 2021

Jonathan Fridell, MD, Division Chief of Transplant Surgery, receiving leadership award

Jonathan Fridell, MD, Division Chief of Transplant Surgery, receives leadership award

Each year, Indiana University Health presents Values Leadership Awards to compassionate and dedicated team members sustaining workplace excellence. This regional distinction is awarded to four

Marco Gutierrez | Jan 08, 2021

Faculty Spotlight Erin Weber, MD, PhD

Erin L. Weber, MD, PhD, an Assistant Professor in Plastic Surgery, has recently joined the Department of Surgery Faculty at Indiana University School of Medicine.

Marco Gutierrez | Dec 08, 2020

IU School of Medicine faculty member earns Medical Technology Enterprise Consortium award worth 1.8 million dollars

Recently Indiana University School of Medicine’s faculty member and professor of surgery, Sashwati Roy, PhD, was awarded the Medical Technology Enterprise Consortium (MTEC) Prototype Acceleration

Marco Gutierrez | Nov 30, 2020

Neurosurgery Resident Featured on MedPage Today Podcast

IU Neurosurgery Resident featured on MedPage Today's "Taboo: Medicine’s Dark Underside" podcast.

Glenda Shaw | Nov 23, 2020

Tissue nanotransfection used to study exosomal cross talk between cells in wound healing new study reveals

Tissue nanotransfection, or TNT technology, is known for its ability to reprogram tissue within the body. Previous studies have used this technology to grow blood

IU School of Medicine | Oct 09, 2020

Female sex hormones administered after heart attack can help recovery study finds

Ischemia is a problem where a part of of the body, like regions of the heart or brain, isn't receiving enough blood. It’s caused by

Marco Gutierrez | Oct 01, 2020