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Indiana University School of Medicine
Indiana University School of Medicine
Spring 2020

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A group portrait of members of the 32nd General Hospital.

Answering the Call
IU School of Medicine has risen to the occasion before in a time of uncertainty. Its faculty ran an army hospital and saw combat's grim toll up close during World War II.

Matthew Harris  |  Apr 15, 2020

Adrian Gardner, MD, MPH

Gardner Steeped in AMPATH's Culture
The new head of AMPATH learned from its founders and will helm the IU-led consortium as its mission evolves.

Bobby King  |  Apr 10, 2020

Lab equipment at IU School of Medicine

What's Next in the Fight Against Myeloma?
IU School of Medicine recruited leading researchers and is studying how a patient’s personal factors and environment play a role in the disease.

Bobby King  |  Apr 09, 2020

A medical student hands a rose to the family of a donor the Anatomical Education Program.

Giving of Themselves

Those who donate their bodies to IU School of Medicine help prepare healers to treat patients—a gift medical students strive to recognize.

Matthew Harris  |  Apr 08, 2020

A resident practices communications skills during a session of IU Talk.

The Art of Hard Conversation
IU Talk teaches physicians how to listen and guide their patients when delivering bad news. 

Chelsea McClellan  |  Apr 08, 2020

A textbook page detailing the muscles of the lower leg.

How Do You Become An Anatomist?

The IU School of Medicine's training program is among the nation's largest and prepares students to teach others about the body's most intricate details.

Matthew Harris  |  Apr 08, 2020

students look intent during anatomy lab

Body of Knowledge
Technology is rapidly changing the way future physicians are trained. Yet a defining course—and its lessons on life and death—remains a constant: Human Anatomy.

Matthew Harris  |  Apr 08, 2020

Rafat Abonour riding his bicycle

Going the Extra Mile

Rafat Abonour’s commitment to curing multiple myeloma is unwavering. Each year, he leads a ride for a cure—a ritual that binds him closer to the patients he has lost and those he is trying to save.

Bobby King  |  Apr 08, 2020

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