Once Edgar Samaniego, MD, starting working at UI Hospitals and Clinics as a neurologist in neurointerventional surgery, he saw the stark contrast in the resources compared with his home country of Ecuador. Here, he saw state-of-the-art Cath Labs, neuroimaging technology, medical equipment, and highly trained specialists—all severely lacking in Ecuador.

E. Dale Abel, MD, PhD, was recently elected as the president-elect of the Endocrine Society. His term as president-elect will commence March 20, 2018, and his presidential term will begin on March 20, 2019, for one year.

University of Iowa faculty member Daniel Tranel has been named a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science

Two University of Iowa faculty have received Donald D. Dorfman Research Award prizes for their published papers on leukemia research.

A soon-to-be-published study by researchers from the Iowa Neuroscience Institute indicates that protecting nerve cells with a specific compound helps prevent memory and learning problems in lab animals.

Back-of-brain region key to frontal dysfunction tied to schizophrenia

A group of Carver College of Medicine students visited the Iowa state capitol to attend a hearing of the interim legislative study committee

In mice, the male brain is vulnerable and the female brain resilient to a genetic cause of autism

As Jean Robillard transitions from leadership role, colleagues reflect on a remarkable career.

Meet Katherine Gibson-Corley, comparative pathologist