‘Are you married?’ Why doctors ask invasive questions during treatment
Answering personal questions at the doctor’s office can help researchers recognize health problems and find effective interventions, Assistant Professor Jill Inderstrodt writes in The Conversatio... Read more about ‘Are you married?’ Why doctors ask invasive questions during treatment
Crystal Lander’s approach to partnerships that transcend traditional boundaries
Crystal Lander’s leadership centers on the belief that the world’s largest challenges can only be solved in collaboration, making trustworthy relationships vital.
Finding a voice at the intersection of medicine and public health
MD-MPH student Olivia Schenck is blending her passion for medicine, data, and innovation to improve healthcare beyond the clinic, showing how dual-degree training empowers future physician-leaders... Read more about Finding a voice at the intersection of medicine and public health
A passion for public health becomes a statewide mission to save lives
Sarah Vivo, BSHSM’16, is now leading the Indiana Cancer Consortium, bringing her passion for collaboration and prevention to reduce the cancer burden across the state.
Zombies, jiangshi, draugrs, revenants − monster lore is filled with metaphors for public health
The ways in which zombies are spawned, and contained, reflect a range of public health principles, Clinical Assistant Professor Tom Duszynski writes in The Conversation.
Fairbanks, Lilly and Indiana employers collaborate to study obesity medications’ impact
The five-year study will explore how medications used to manage obesity affect clinical outcomes and costs, such as absenteeism and disability claims.
Building healthier communities through public health leadership
After 20 years in healthcare, Jessica Baker returned to school to pursue her MPH. Now she’s combining experience, education, and passion to lead community programs that improve access to care and... Read more about Building healthier communities through public health leadership
Fairbanks student Alexa Maliano selected as 2025-27 Voyager Scholar
Alexa Maliano will receive a $50,000, two-year scholarship.
Understanding and addressing childhood obesity in Indiana
Childhood obesity in Indiana is rising, and the latest data show a challenge that is both urgent and complex.
A guide for getting the COVID-19 vaccine in Indiana
The recent changes around vaccine recommendations can be confusing. Mirror Indy created a guide for Indiana patients.
