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Not Your Average Joe

Thirty years ago, Joe Mamlin and his IU colleagues set up a health partnership in Kenya. Today, the AMPATH consortium is thriving, and a global health champion is back home. He also has a couple of good yarns to share.

Bobby King  |  Sep 03, 2019

Mission: Unfulfilled

After Kent Brantly survived the Ebola virus, he shared his story with the world and built a quiet life back home. So, why is going back into global health?

Bobby King  |  Sep 03, 2019

Exporting Better Health

AMPATH’s global health model is on track for rollouts in Ghana and Mexico.

Matthew Harris  |  Sep 03, 2019

Truly Healed

Four decades ago, Dr. Larry Einhorn discovered a cure for testicular cancer, creating a fraternity of survivors. But the side effects of that regimen are costly. Now, Einhorn and Dr. Lois Travis are trying to lessen that burden – and help patients enjoy a healthy future.

Matthew Harris  |  Sep 03, 2019

In Elite Company

IU Simon Cancer Center earns the National Cancer Institute’s highest designation for research and patient care.

Bobby King  |  Sep 03, 2019

Helping the Healers

Medical students, scientists, and physicians can be hesitant to talk about their mental health needs. IU School of Medicine is striving to make it easier.

Bobby King  |  Sep 03, 2019

He’s the Doctor for You, Me and Everyone

As Surgeon General, alumnus Jerome Adams tackles opioid abuse and still squeezes in clinical work.

Bobby King  |  Sep 03, 2019

Detonating Cancer

An IU scientist devised a way to deliver a pair of drugs to the inner sanctum of breast cancer cells and destroy them.

Bobby King  |  Sep 03, 2019