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Bobby King
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Bobby King

Bobby King is the director of development and alumni communications in the Office of Gift Development. Before joining the IU School of Medicine in 2018, Bobby was a reporter with The Indianapolis Star. Before that he was a reporter for newspapers in Kentucky, South Carolina and Florida.

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Michael Econs, MD, runs a lab looking for a treatment for marble bone disease.

Boning Up
Michael Econs helped find a treatment for one rare genetic condition. Now, he’s turned his attention to another: osteopetrosis.

Bobby King  |  Nov 21, 2021

Pemberton with her husband and kids

Research Saves Lives
Stephanie Pemberton saw the impact cancer research had for others—and experienced it herself after she was diagnosed with breast cancer.

Bobby King  |  Nov 18, 2021

Gary Dunnington, MD, poses for a portrait.

Building Better Surgeons
Surgeons traditionally learned their craft with a scalpel in hand in a pressure-packed operating room. Gary Dunnington, MD, envisioned a better way, starting a movement to improve training.

Bobby King  |  Nov 04, 2021

A view from a rooftop overlooking the site of the future Indianapolis campus.

Aspirational Address
Plans for a new campus in Indianapolis reflect ambitions for a state-of-the-art learning community and world-class academic health center.

Bobby King  |  May 26, 2021

Seethal Jacob, MD, left, director of the Comprehensive Pediatric Sickle Cell Program at Riley Hospital for Children, helps oversee IU School of Medicine's study of disparities in care experienced by young people with sickle cell disease.

Painful Bias
How does bias in pain management impact a patient’s well-being? How can we eliminate it among medical providers? A new study aims to find solutions.

Bobby King  |  May 26, 2021

Students sit in front of the new medical science building in Bloomington.

A Little Elbow Room
The new medical science building in Bloomington balances flexibility, practicality and community for medical students and those from other health professions.

Bobby King  |  May 19, 2021

Guadalupe Jimenez looks out from a helicopter.

The Freedom to Thrive
The daughter of immigrants and a former Navy medic, Guadalupe Jimenez pursues her calling at IU School of Medicine.

Bobby King  |  Nov 11, 2020

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Tweaks Keep the Pipeline Open
Training the next generation of healers during a pandemic can be a daunting task, but IU School of Medicine found ways to adapt.

Bobby King  |  Nov 11, 2020

Composite image of medical students

Donning Scrubs Instead of Gowns
This spring, more than 120 medical students offered to graduate early and join the frontline of a health care system grappling with a surge of patients during the COVID-19 pandemic. For those who served, their experiences in the clinic provided lasting lessons.

Bobby King  |  Nov 11, 2020

Archival image of Joseph Walther

The Gift of Flexibility
The Walther Cancer Foundation's long-standing support continues with vital investments in research and bioinformatics.

Bobby King  |  Nov 10, 2020

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