Harold Adams, MD, professor emeritus of neurology, shared seven ways to reduce your chance of having a stroke.
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The University of Iowa's pioneering work with cochlear implants has transformed the lives of generations of patients who are deaf and have hearing loss. Now a first-of-its-kind robotic device developed by Iowa researchers could result in even better outcomes for cochlear implant recipients.
Lela Fossett reflects on her heritage and how that has shaped her into who she is today—a physician assistant student that enjoys singing, learning, and helping the community.
Cancers caused by human papillomavirus (HPV) are a significant public health problem in the United States (U.S.). But these cancers are preventable with HPV vaccination.
Effective May 20, 2021, new guidelines will be in place for the health sciences campus and patient care areas. These changes are based on increased vaccination rates, low COVID-19 incidence in the community, and updated national and local public health guidance. Changes are being made in...
Researchers with University of Iowa Health Care are working to identify ways to overcome access issues among migrant and seasonal farmworkers.
Interested residents and fellows may apply to Quality Leadership Academy 2021-2022. Please register by June 25, 2021.
With the increasing vaccinations among CCOM staff, today we can begin to incrementally change our building policy towards pre-COVID times.
Hydrogen peroxide-producing drug boosts cancer-killing effect of radiotherapy while simultaneously protecting healthy tissue from harmful radiation side-effects.
Soon after arriving at the Carver College of Medicine from Miami, Florida, Erik Kneller was struck by the kindness of the people at Iowa.