For physician assistant (PA) student Clare Dunne, the path to graduation included more than lectures, labs, and clinical rotations—it included surviving brain cancer, stepping away from school for a year, and returning stronger than ever.

From Arvada, Colorado, to Iowa City, physician assistant (PA) student Noah Vasquez has taken an unconventional and inspiring path into medicine.

Researchers describe pegcetacoplan, a new class of medication, as the “closest thing to a cure” for rare, severe kidney disease

Val Sheffield, MD, PhD, is celebrated for his long-standing commitment to transforming research and lives through mentorship.

UI Health Care team invents device for less invasive, more convenient chemotherapy delivery

Study selected for Nature Communications Editor’s Highlights page

Clinicians at the University of Iowa were recently awarded a competitive grant for a multi-faceted quality improvement project using artificial intelligence (AI) to improve advanced prostate cancer care.

Arnold Menezes, MBBS, a professor in the Department of Neurosurgery who as a clinician, researcher, educator, and scholar became one of the world’s foremost experts on skull-base surgery, died Oct. 30. He was 81 years old.