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IU Neurosurgery’s Bicentennial Education Scholar committed to fostering ‘an environment of inquiry’

Throughout his evolving roles within the Department of Neurological Surgery, James Miller has remained unwavering in his commitment to preparing the next generation of neurosurgeons.

Allie Northcutt  | Oct 05, 2026
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Bowen Center expands its reach as healthcare workforce policy hub

The Bowen Center for Health Workforce Research and Policy has influenced Indiana decision making for decades. Now, its influence is spreading further. 

Rory Appleton
Dr. Adam Comer examines a myotonic dystrophy patient in the clinic.

IU neurologist advances promising therapies for myotonic dystrophy

Historically, treatment for myotonic dystrophy type 1 has focused on managing symptoms. Adam Comer is now working to change the course of the disease for

Allie Northcutt
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Suicide Prevention: Pediatric psychologist shares important message for caregivers across Indiana

Pediatric psychologist Kelly Donahue shares suicide prevention tips for caregivers.

Salem Lucas
Niki Messmore, Mary Slaughter and Ira Means walk through an alleyway littered with bedding and garbage while carrying supplies for street medicine.

House calls without walls: IU School of Medicine launches Street Medicine program to serve unhoused neighbors

Mary Slaughter and Niki Messmore founded the Street Medicine program at IU School of Medicine, a growing initiative that is reaching out to Indiana's unhoused population

Laura Gates
A man in a hardhat and orange vest labeled 'safety' walks through a NYC cemetery covered in dust and debris after 9/11

25 years later: IU emergency physician deployed to Ground Zero helps train doctors in disaster medicine

IU School of Medicine trains doctors in disaster medicine, a specialty which emerged following the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Faculty member Christian Strachan recounts his experiences

Laura Gates
Young girl receiving asthma inhaler instructions from her doctor in an office setting.

Specialized clinic care makes a significant difference in high-risk pediatric asthma

IU research revealed high-risk asthma clinics reduce severe attacks by 36%, yet many children face a two- to three-year delay in enrollment despite early warning

Jackie Maupin
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Why I joined 5,300 Hoosiers in helping to create the nation’s largest dataset on musculoskeletal health

The FIT Core research study at Indiana University School of Medicine is part of a larger effort to make IU a world leader in musculoskeletal

Laura Gates
Indiana School for the Deaf student practices a surgical skills exercise as an interpreter provides communication access.

Surgical Skills Center opens doors to the next generation of healthcare professionals

Through hands-on training and mentorship, the Surgical Skills Center is helping the next generation of healthcare professionals see a future for themselves in surgery.

Sarah Lounsbury
Brady Powers lies in a hospital bed with his parents standing at either side of the bed. Powers is smiling and wearing a hospital gown.

When seconds count: Telestroke brings experts to bedside remotely for patients at rural hospitals

Vascular neurologists at Indiana University School of Medicine and IU Health are equalizing outcomes for patients across Indiana through telestroke. Martinsville patient Brady Powers credits

Laura Gates