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Fort Wayne visit
IU President Michael A. McRobbie traveled to the state's second-largest city Feb. 1 to visit to the IU School of Medicine-Fort Wayne.
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Evansville expansion
IU School of Medicine-Evansville will release the first of a two-part expansion analysis on Feb. 12.
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Flu restrictions ending
Visitor restrictions implemented at Marion County hospitals to protect against the flu will end Feb. 8.
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| editor’s picks
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| News to Use
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Strategic Research Initiative
IU Health's CEO discussed the IU School of Medicine-IU Health Strategic Research Initiative in State of the System Address.
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| Opportunities
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Curriculum Development
The Office of Educational Affairs seeks participants in the next phase of curricular reform. Deadline March 1.
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| Grants
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Clinical ethics fellowships
Applications are open for the 2013-2014 Clinical Ethics Fellowship from the Charles Warren Fairbanks Center for Medical Ethics.
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| Kudos
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Kaplan Prize
Vincent H. Gattone II will be honored by the International Society of Nephrology for his leadership on polycystic kidney disease.
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| faculty & staff spotlight
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Championship doctor
Doug McKeag helped keep the American lacrosse team healthy in Finland as it competed for a 2012 world championship.
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| student spotlight
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New adventure
Xiaodong Peng is embarking on a new adventure as a bioinformatics developer at Eli Lilly after earning a master's in translational science from the IU School of Medicine.
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MBA consultants
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| Science and business minds from the Kelley School of Business Indianapolis and IU School of Medicine worked together to solve supply chain issues at the Indiana Institute for Personalized Medicine and IU Vector Production Facility.
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| podcast
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| 'Sound Medicine'
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| This week, "Sound Medicine" features segments on threats to women's health, including funding cuts, overstated research results and unnecessary double mastectomies. In addition, IU School of Medicine experts discuss flu season myths and how less expensive drugs can reduce health care costs.
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