Nurturing Curiosity: David Wagner’s philanthropic impact on cardiovascular research
Forty years ago, David Wagner, MD, gained the vital hands-on skills that he needed to launch a career in otolaryngology surgery—all thanks to his mentor,…
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Internal Medicine Has Soul!
For its 2020 campaign, Internal Medicine has partnered with international non-profit Soles4Souls, a top-rated international organization with the goal of alleviating the impact of poverty…
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LaBrecque launches new lectureship aimed at increasing liver knowledge
More than 40 years ago, Douglas LaBrecque, MD, FACP, Emeritus Professor in the Division of Gastroenterology and Hepatology, moved from San Francisco, California, to the…
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Wahls research gets $2M gift
Terry Wahls, MD, and her team were recently the recipient of a $2M gift from Dr. Howard Urnovitz to support the Wahls Therapeutic Lifestyle fund. This…
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Bird House Hospice Home – Internal Medicine’s impact
Representatives from the Bird House Hospice Home of Johnson County brought snacks, stories, and gratitude to the Department of Internal Medicine yesterday afternoon. Rebecca Carver,…
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Our history and our future
No greater reminder exists that we are brief stewards of this university and its work than an anniversary, and this month brings two of them….
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PKD research gets boost from Hills family
In our most recent issue of Foundations & Innovations we profiled some of the generous donors whose philanthropy helps fuel the work we do in…
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We Are Phil, and Laubenthal Is Too
“Someone’s generosity made all the difference in my education,” Chris Laubenthal said. “I want to do what I can to make sure someone else gets…
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Recruiting for Long-Term Success
January 27, 2015 – Resident interviews were recently completed. Dr. Manish Suneja reports that faculty members from each division participated in 273 interviews. Thank you…
