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Public health threat
IU's chair of orthopaedic surgery is the lead author on the first study to analyze trampoline fracture patterns in a large population.
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Alumni Weekend
Four distinguished alumni will be honored at the 2014 IUSM Alumni Weekend. Attendance registration is due May 9.
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Farewell receptions
Several staff and faculty members will be recognized at farewell receptions in the VanNuys Medical Science Building Atrium.
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| editor’s picks
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| Grants
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Revised policy
The Peer Review Mentoring Committee program gets a boost from changes to NIH's grant resubmission policy.
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| Opportunities
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Communicating science
Speakers from the Alan Alda Center for Communicating Science will present an interactive workshop in Emerson Hall on May 2.
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| News to Use
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Summer schedule
InScope will move to a biweekly publication schedule starting May 8, with weekly publication resuming in late August.
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| Kudos
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New appointment
Richard Kovacs has been named the inaugural holder of the Q. E. and Sally Russell Professorship in Cardiology.
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| faculty & staff spotlight
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Power of service
Stephen Kirchhoff, who retires this month, has for many years overseen the Office of Medical Service-Learning.
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| student spotlight
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Student success
An internship program housed in the IUSM Graduate Division celebrated its seventh year placing students in labs across campus.
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A new clinic in South Bend
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| The Navari Student Outreach Clinic, named in honor of the outgoing director of IUSM-South Bend, welcomed its first patients on April 26. The free clinic is the School of Medicine's first outreach clinic to launch beyond Indianapolis at one of its eight regional medical education centers.
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| podcast
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| 'Sound Medicine'
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| This week on "Sound Medicine," IUSM researcher Kathy Miller discusses a new study on the benefits of yoga for breast cancer patients. Other topics include tick-borne illnesses, tips for ER patients and why our bodies need sleep.
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