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.
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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 telestroke with saving his brain function.

Laura Gates  | Aug 05, 2026
Dr. Frank Yuk performs a spinal operation in the OR

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

Allie Northcutt
Head-and-shoulders portrait of Matthew Blango, a young Black man wearing a white shirt and black tie with an IU School of Medicine logo white coat

Gift of Life: Bloomington med student donates bone marrow to Florida leukemia patient

IU School of Medicine—Bloomington student Matthew Blango flew to Florida to donate bone marrow, giving hope to someone he's never met. Bone marrow transplantation specialist

Laura Gates
Kyle Gospodarek stands in a lab at the IU Hydrocephalus Research Center. He is wearing a blue shirt and tie and has a short buzzcut.

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

Laura Gates
Photo of postdoctoral fellow Moksh Khetan standing with his arms folded.

Cardiovascular imaging fellow supports ongoing research on severe bleeding after heart attack

Moksh Sanjay Khetan, a postdoctoral fellow at the Medical Imaging Research Institute's Cardiovascular Imaging Research Center at IU School of Medicine is working with other

Angie Antonopoulos
A group photo of the 2026 CTMC cohort

National training program prepares early-career investigators to lead neurological clinical trials

Funded by the National Institute for Neurological Disorders and Stroke, the Clinical Trials Methodology Course is designed to train investigators with limited clinical research experience

Allie Northcutt
A male PhD student gestures at a heart model being inspected by two female high school students in the gross anatomy lab. All are wearing lab coats.

Anatomy department inspires interest in science through weekly lab tours

High school students become anatomy interns through the Girls STEM Institute. Last year, more than 2,000 Indiana students participated in tours conducted by the Department of

Laura Gates
A side-by-side image shows Emmett Loyd with his sister, Vivian, and mother, Tara, at Vivian's graduation on the left and a rocky section of the Kalalau Trail overlooking the Pacific Ocean on Kauai's Nā Pali Coast on the right.

'Clinical trials provide hope': Indiana family shares journey with Stargardt disease

Stargardt disease results from a genetic mutation and leads to progressive vision loss. Participating in a clinical trial at IU School of Medicine changed the

Annie Troutman
Dr. Jignesh Tailor with Cecilia Crockett in the clinic

A legacy of hope: Pediatric Neuro-Oncology Research Fund drives discovery for rare childhood brain tumors

In honor of Cecilia Crockett, the Pediatric Neuro-Oncology Research Fund supports research aimed at understanding how pediatric brain tumors form, evolve and resist treatment.

Allie Northcutt
Department Chair David Aronoff, MD, (front row, left) stands with the winners of the Department of Medicine's 2026 Pyramid Awards. The winners are (from left) Lindsay Yoder, Anna Papazian, Cole Beeler, Baber Khan; (second row, from left) Nicolas Barros, Colin Halverson, Nabil Fayad, and Richa Gupta. Not pictured is fellow award winner Oluwaseun Obamuwagun.

Internal Medicine department recognizes faculty, staff with 2026 Pyramid Awards

The Department of Medicine proudly announced the winners of the 2026 Pyramid Awards, the highest honor bestowed by the department, during its annual meeting on

Caitlin VanOverberghe