How Simmering turns healthcare data into better care
A diagnosis often marks the moment a disease becomes visible to clinicians, but the disease itself may have been developing for years. Jacob Simmering, PhD,…
A diagnosis often marks the moment a disease becomes visible to clinicians, but the disease itself may have been developing for years. Jacob Simmering, PhD,…
Andrea Weber, MD, has seen firsthand how separating addiction treatment from other medical care can create obstacles for patients. A new study co-authored by the…
What started as a pilot serving a rural Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) hospital in Wisconsin has expanded to 15 more sites across 11 states…
Ten is a nice round number. It represents the number of times that the University of Iowa’s Division of Pulmonary, Critical Care, and Occupational Medicine…
University of Iowa Health Care has developed a strong apparatus for researching and treating a rare and highly fatal cancer called uveal melanoma. One of…
For Bryan Struck, MD, director of the Supportive and Palliative Care Program at University of Iowa Health Care, the heart of palliative care isn’t about…
Below are those named to this month’s Internal Medicine Honor Roll—an employee recognition program where team members (clinicians, researchers, educators, trainees, staff, etc.) can recognize…
The University of Iowa’s chapter of the Gold Humanism Honor Society (GHHS) recently held its annual spring celebration. There, Evelyn Ross-Shapiro, MD, MPH, was recognized with the Leonard Tow…
UI Health Care Rheumatologist Brittany Bettendorf, MD, MFA, said that, while growing up, her mom often told her that if she could write well, she could do…
In the 19th and early 20th centuries, an industrial medicine physician named Alice Hamilton raised public consciousness about worker health and safety through her practice…