Indiana University launches 3-year gynecologic oncology fellowship program
Indiana University School of Medicine recently launched a new 3-year gynecologic oncology fellowship program that will prepare physicians in diagnosing and treating patients during their cancer journey, including consultation, surgery, chemotherapy and palliative care. The program, located in Indianapolis, is currently accepting applications for the fellowship program that will begin in August 2026.
IU sports medicine team 'on deck' for US Olympic Swimming Trials
Department of Family Medicine faculty and trainees serve on the medical team for the 2024 Olympic Trials in swimming and share their own stories as
Creecy and Awosanya awarded for international conference travel and presentations
Two Kacena Lab trainees, postdoctoral fellow Amy Creecy, PhD, and PhD student Olatundun “Ola” Awosanya, were awarded for presentations at the 9th International Conference on Osteoimmunology.
Mack Padgett 1st Year Residency
Mack Padgett, MD, earned his medical degree from the University of Tennessee Health Science Center College of Medicine. When applying to residency programs, Padgett knew
Month of May abuzz with adrenaline for Motorsports Medicine trainees at Indianapolis Motor Speedway
IU School of Medicine is home to the world's only Motorsports Medicine Fellowship. Along with the year-long fellowship program, IU School of Medicine offers an
Research Day Recap: Hunter Lecture and Fellow Presentations
The Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology celebrated its annual Research Day on May 8, 2024. David M. Haas, MD, MS, Robert A. Munsick Professor of
Akinduro Named a 2024 Panacea Financial Grant Winner
Jenifer A. Akinduro, MD, MS, PGY2, was recently awarded a Panacea Financial Grant. The grant is awarded to 14 residents nationwide who demonstrate dedication to
IU School of Medicine's got talent!
Evening of the Arts, orchestra and choir provide creative outlets—and free, quality entertainment—for the IU School of Medicine community. See dates for events in April
IU School of Medicine receives $3 million to study improving surgeon well-being, DEI
The Department of Surgery was recently awarded another $3 million grant from the American College of Surgeons (ACS) and the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical
Psychiatry resident leading DEIJ efforts for department, school
Morgan Jivens, DO knew when she started medical school that she wanted to someday be a psychiatrist. Now a third-year psychiatry resident at Indiana University