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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.
brain image with keyhole

Unlocking how we're talking

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

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.
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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