Maternal health awareness: How an obstetrics medical director addresses maternal health issues in Indiana
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 to ensuring the best care and experience for patients.
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Maternal health awareness: Indiana physicians work to improve outcomes for mothers and babies
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
IU’s leadership and technology in medical education: The Indiana Plan and early videos in the classroom
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
IU School of Medicine History: ITFS, IHETS and WAT 21
Learn how instructional television fixed service and the Indiana Higher Education Telecommunications System helped shape IU School of Medicine history and provided continuing medical education
IU researchers take steps toward personalizing asthma treatments for children
IU School of Medicine researchers have found better ways to predict which biologic treatments will help children with severe asthma, reducing the risk of ineffective
Fact vs. myth: HIV/AIDS in pediatrics with infectious disease expert Alka Khaitan
Alka Khaitan, MD, a pediatric infectious diseases expert, breaks down stigmas around HIV/AIDS in a fact vs. myth discussion, including the future of HIV treatments
Keep the holiday season merry with toy safety tips from a pediatrician
IU School of Medicine's Alyssa Swick shares some of the most common toy-related injuries or safety issues during the holiday season.
Diabetes researcher recalls past experiences, shares excitement for the future
Jamie L. Felton, MD, was diagnosed with diabetes as a child shortly after signing up to participate in a clinical study. Now she's a diabetes
Wells Center Newsletter November 2025
November 2025 news and updates from the Herman B Wells Center for Pediatric Research
Young patient, family travel from North Carolina to help advance Type 1 diabetes treatment
Heath Davis, 11, from North Carolina, is participating in an IU School of Medicine clinical trial testing whether an oral pill can preserve insulin production