53rd Annual Internal Medicine Research Day, 10/15/19
Since the tradition began in the early 1960s, Research Day has seen a variety of formats. But what has always been at its core was…
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53rd Internal Medicine Research Day Schedule of Events – 10/15/19
The 53rd Internal Medicine Research Day will take place on Tuesday, October 15 from 1:00 – 6:00 pm in the Prem Sahai Auditorium in the…
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SHM Poster Session and Iowa Chapter Meeting, 2019
The Iowa ACP Chapter meeting was one of two professional society meetings that coincided with the annual Progress event. Compared to the ACP group, what…
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ACP Iowa Chapter Meeting, 2019
Progress is a two-day conference that draws providers from across the state, eager to learn the latest in that year’s chosen five or six subspecialties…
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Fiordellisi leadership role moves from interim to permanent
The following is an announcement from Richard M. Hoffman, MD, MPH, Director of the Division of General Internal Medicine. I’m delighted to announce that Dr….
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56th Annual Medical Student Research Conference Award Winners
The Carver College of Medicine has sponsored a Research Week for more than five decades, including the one just concluded last month. With 57 oral presentations, 76…
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New Faculty Additions – July-August 2019
The Department of Internal Medicine would like to introduce our newest members who joined in the months of July and August (start dates in parentheses)….
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Boudreau examines genetic underpinnings of heart failure
Ryan Boudreau, PhD, assistant professor in Cardiovascular Medicine, received a four-year, $1.54M R01 grant from the NIH for his proposed study “The genomic interface of…
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Dokun hosts US Surgeon General at NMA
For more than five years, Ayotunde Dokun, MD, PhD, has been the chair of the Endocrine Section of the National Medical Association (NMA), the largest…
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2019 Newly Promoted Associate Professors
Out of a consideration for time, Lois Geist, MD, associate dean for Faculty Affairs and Development, said that she would keep her descriptions of member…
