A Grateful Department Says Farewell to Syd
A department is only as wise as its longest-serving members, and this week finds the Department of Internal Medicine a little less wise, and definitely…
A department is only as wise as its longest-serving members, and this week finds the Department of Internal Medicine a little less wise, and definitely…
At the University Club on a Sunday evening, the members, friends, and family of the Division of Gastroenterology and Hepatology joined to celebrate the achievements…
Colleagues, friends, and family gathered in the McCord Club of Kinnick Stadium Friday evening to celebrate the achievements of nine remarkable cardiologists and the instructors…
On Tuesday, May 23, the Department of Internal Medicine hosted its greatest repository of wisdom, experience, and advice–our Professors Emeritus—for its annual luncheon. About three…
This year’s Iowa Rheumatology Symposium held on May 19 offered updates on treatments and deeper analyses of perplexing conditions, fresh perspectives on common ones, and…
For more than a decade now, the Department has extended its deepest gratitude every spring to the nearly 1,000 faculty, trainees, and staff who each…
Zika, infections in geriatric patients, HIV treatments, Iowa outbreaks. All of these topics and more were on the table at Friday’s day-long conference sponsored by…
One of the Division of Nephrology’s longest-serving and most effective directors did not begin the annual Kidney Day, but Dr. John B. Stokes certainly kept…
Conferences and symposia like these can serve a variety of purposes. Students and trainees get the opportunity to showcase their growing inquiries and get immediate…
At last year’s inaugural revival of the day-long conference, attendees packed a small room on the edge of the health sciences campus. This year and…