Video productions by the Medical Educational Resources Program educated clinicians on newborn care, fundraised for pediatric cancer research, and fostered public awareness of mental illness.

Each year the Indiana University School of Medicine’s automotive safety program partners with community organizations to ensure local children stay safe while traveling in motor

With help and support, perinatal and postpartum mental health concerns that can lead to psychiatric illness can be resolved. 

The new neuroimmunology clinic at Riley Children’s Health will provide multidisciplinary care for Hoosier children living with multiple sclerosis and other neuroinflammatory disorders.

The IU School of Medicine's Medical Educational Resources Program established one of the nation’s earliest medical education broadcast networks, delivering live clinical teaching and continuing

Maternal health disparities continue in Indiana, affecting each population at different rates. Caroline Rouse, medical director for maternity services at Riley Children’s Health, is committed

Two IU School of Medicine graduates carried out groundbreaking research that pinpointed what triggered the sickling of cells for sickle cell anemia and reported their

The medical director for well-newborn care at Riley Hospital for Children shares his perspective on the challenges and opportunities in maternal health and what gives

Legislation passed in the 1960s empowered the IU School of Medicine to expand its education programs and create a telecommunications network that connected institutions across