Occupational Medicine rotation shows student how work shapes health
A patient’s job can offer important clues about their health, but understanding the relationship between work and illness requires more than asking what someone does…
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Current Topics in Allergy/Immunology, 30 Oct 2026
One of the department’s longest-running continuing medical education conferences, hosted by the Division of Immunology, brought a few dozen regional clinicians for its latest installment…
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New Faculty and APP Additions – 2026
The Department of Internal Medicine is pleased to introduce some of the department’s newest members, most of whom joined us between August and October 2026…
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Integrating Rural Background and Training Pathways Across Medical Education-Strengthening Rural Physician Workforce Development
Article: Integrating Rural Background and Training Pathways Across Medical Education-Strengthening Rural Physician Workforce Development Authors: Kelley Arredondo, Michael E Ohl, M Bryant Howren Journal: JAMA…
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Residents’ pumpkin carving contest, 2026
The spookiest noon conference of the year was held earlier this week for the internal medicine residents. Giving their surgery colleagues a run for their…
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UI Lung Cancer Screening Program helps patients stay on track with early detection
Lung cancer can develop without noticeable symptoms, making screening an important tool for finding the disease before it advances. Since 2018, the University of Iowa…
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Faculty studies address health care challenges for rural Veterans
Several department faculty members are leading research projects to improve care and health outcomes for rural Veterans. These studies examine topics ranging from telemedicine access…
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Heartland Lead Management Symposium, 2026
The University of Iowa Health Care Heart and Vascular Center partnered with Mayo Clinic, Northwestern University, the University of Wisconsin-Madison, and the University of Minnesota…
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LaBrecque lecture, 22 Oct 2026
In 2019, the Douglas R. LaBrecque Lectureship in Hepatology was launched to honor the career and contributions to medicine made by its namesake Douglas R….
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Single-Nucleus Transcriptomics Identifies Microglial Interferon Regulatory Factor 5 as a Regulator of Neuroinflammation During Heart Failure Progression After Myocardial Infarction in Rats
Article: Single-Nucleus Transcriptomics Identifies Microglial Interferon Regulatory Factor 5 as a Regulator of Neuroinflammation During Heart Failure Progression After Myocardial Infarction in Rats Authors: Wanxin…
