Lymphedema, a debilitating condition affecting 250 million individuals globally, has long been a medical puzzle with no definitive solution. However, recent strides in research spearheaded

The Swedish General Surgery Residency in Seattle, Wash., welcomes applications its Diversity Sub-Internship Program. Swedish strives to foster a diverse academic community by supporting and

On a night of celebration, the Indiana University School of Medicine proudly welcomed Dr. Jasmine Lee and Dr. Dimitrios Stefanidis, 2024 inductees from the Department

It is with profound sadness that the Department of Surgery announce the passing of a distinguished colleague and revered member of our medical community,

Dr. Michael Murphy secures an NIH-NHLBI R01 grant of $1.79M. His research grant dives into limb preservation, specifically addressing Critical Limb Threatening Ischemia (CLTI) and

Bleeding out is the most common cause of preventable death after injury. We are participating in an international study to see if a blood clotting

Surgery faculty member Damaris Ortiz is combatting violence in Indianapolis as leader of Prescription for Hope, a hospital-based program aimed at reducing violent injuries one

The Krannert Cardiovascular Research Center encourages all cardiovascular trainees, fellows and junior faculty at the assistant professor level to submit an abstract for the Young

Clark Simons, MD, reaches out to underrepresented minority students—particularly Black males—to show them they can succeed in medicine. 

Investigators from the Indiana Center for Regenerative Medicine and Engineering at Indiana University School of Medicine and the IU Health Comprehensive Wound Care Center have turned