Safe at Home
Let’s hope telehealth sticks around once things return to “normal.”
Author Kris Cambra
Two Studies Test Alzheimer’s Prevention
New studies seek to get ahead of Alzheimer’s disease.
For Many New Yorkers, Primary Care Is Broken. She’s Fixing It
Alumna Suzette Brown is embedding doctors’ offices in community organizations to ease access to health…
Lead With Care
Alum brings his work in Kenya back to Indiana.
Brown neuroscientists develop human stem cell models for studying CLN2 disease
Stem cell models have been added to a biorepository for use by researchers. Scientists at…
Using Physics to Help Patients
Brown launches a graduate program in medical physics.
Inclusion: It’s Everyone’s Job
Diversity administrator cites need for responsibility in creating health equity GROWING UP, TRACEY M. GUTHRIE,…
Brain Waves
New center at Butler Hospital will study brain stimulation treatments for PTSD and other illnesses.
Heart Hero
Your Heart, My Hands: An Immigrant’s Remarkable Journey to Become One of America’s Preeminent Cardiac…
Turning Grief into Action
After her daughter’s death, a mom raises awareness about the meningitis B vaccine.
Doctors Tackle Gun Violence
Emergency physician Megan Ranney says the best way to address firearm injury is with research…
The Rise and Fall of the Coconuts
In a doubleheader, Dr. Mike’s closest ally is double-crossed.
A Question of Honor
If you happen to have a seatbelt, now would be a good time to put…
On Top of Spaghetti
Alum Mike Zahalsky makes it to the halfway point on ‘Survivor.’
Game Changer
In his first tribal council on ‘Survivor,’ Dr. Mike loses his closest ally.
Caring for the Underserved
National health service corps scholarship opens doors for a career in primary care. “Being able…