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Issue / Spring 2023

Bladder cancer breakthrough

A novel therapy developed at Iowa is redefining success in early-stage bladder cancer treatment.
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Bella Saul was originally diagnosed with rhabdomyosarcoma as a young child and was treated with chemotherapy and radiation. But, in 2022, UI doctors biopsied a new mass in her mouth and diagnosed osteosarcoma, or cancer of the bone.

Rare cancer care

Treating two girls with the same rare cancer is more than a coincidence for UI adult and pediatric specialists.
Dr. Gerry Clancy works in the Emergency Department on Tuesday, December 6, 2022. Clancy hosts a podcast Rounding@Iowa as well as a new program called THRIVE that offers leadership skills sessions to early-career faculty.

Healing the healers

Gerry Clancy (88MD, 92R) discusses his enterprise-wide plan to prioritize clinician safety, well-being, and restoration.
UI Carver College of Medicine alumnus Rufus Kruse, MD

Rufus Kruse: Practicing humanity in medicine around the globe

The 101-year-old alumnus shares his keys to a long, successful career.
brain image with keyhole

Unlocking how we're talking

Neurosurgical research, cooling techniques offer keys to human brain functions, including speech planning.

Joshua White Haiti

Joshua White: Bringing quality health care to Haiti

The Carver College of Medicine graduate wanted to pursue emergency medicine, but his career took him to a country in crisis.
Aline Thiengmany, First year medical student at UIHC

Nurturing a spark

A new group for first-generation and low-income students aims to improve access to resources and connections.
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