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 across the state with support from nonprofit partners. Street medicine saves hospitals money while providing continuity of care for unhoused individuals.
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
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
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
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.
New spine neurosurgeon brings passion for minimally invasive care to IU
With formal training in both neurosurgery and orthopedic spine surgery, Frank Yuk provides comprehensive care for the full spectrum of spinal disorders through a multidisciplinary
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
IU researchers develop explainable AI score to predict dangerous heart attack complication
Indiana University School of Medicine researchers developed a more proactive approach using an explainable AI algorithm to identify patients most at risk of intramyocardial hemorrhage
Living with hydrocephalus: IU professor shares his story as Hydrocephalus Research Center aims to develop non-surgical treatments
Kyle Gospodarek has lived with hydrocephalus since age 6. Now an assistant professor at IU School of Medicine—Northwest-Gary, he will be speaking at the 2026
IU infectious disease specialist named associate chief medical officer at IU Health
Lana Dbeibo, MD, was named the associate chief medical officer for operations at IU Health’s Adult Academic Health Center, making her a member of the