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Our Responsibility to do the Right Thing

11/17/2011 | Latest from our LeadersDan Evans

The furor surrounding the events unfolding at Penn State is sobering and should cause each and every one of us to pause. Do we individually and collectively do the right thing each and every day? At IU Health our values include working in a community of colleagues who share mutual trust and respect.…

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Fall for a Fall Day

10/10/2011 | Latest from our LeadersDan EvansStories of Strength

Sunday was a beautiful fall day. A day created for a walk – the sun was out, the sky was blue and the trees in our neighborhood were at their peak. So my wife, Marilyn, and I decided to take our dog for a walk. While my wife was looking up to admire the Hoosier fall colors, she should have been…

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Importance of Justice

09/26/2011 | Latest from our LeadersDan Evans

Last week I visited Washington DC with a group of Hoosiers. We arrived a bit early so we decided to stop by the Martin Luther King Memorial. You may recall that the sculpture of Dr. King provoked some controversy so I was particularly eager to see it personally. Also, last month’s dedication…

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Our Community’s Response to Tragedy

08/14/2011 | Latest from our LeadersDan Evans

As I follow the tragic story of the stage collapse at the Indiana State Fairgrounds last night, I'm grateful for those on the scene who acted deliberately to save and assist those trapped and otherwise injured. I'm further appreciative of the health care providers throughout our city -- from…

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Ways for Improvement

08/09/2011 | Latest from our LeadersDan Evans

Not too long ago, I was at one of our Indiana University Health hospitals when a gentleman came along the hallway with a very noisy cart. He was there to pick up sensitive papers from special bins and take them out to his truck to be ground up and shredded. As he worked his way along the hallway, I saw…

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Managing Expectations

08/02/2011 | Latest from our LeadersDan Evans

I sometimes get calls at 2 o’clock in the morning. I recently received such a call – actually, not a call, but a text message – from a long-time friend who had spent the entire day moving and somehow hurt his back. He’d gone to the IU Health Methodist Hospital Emergency Department,…

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Representing the Patient

07/26/2011 | Latest from our LeadersDan Evans

Many of the solutions to our nation’s economic woes rest on Medicare and other healthcare reforms. And while I realize our nation’s leaders are embroiled in the nation’s financial angst, I was distressed when I never once heard anyone in the meetings I recently attended in D.C. talk…

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A Message from Dan Evans

01/23/2011 | Latest from our LeadersDan Evans

The way people talk and feel about healthcare is changing. And while our mission at Indiana University Health remains the same -- to improve the health of our patients and community through innovation and excellence in care, education, research and service -- now, more than ever, we are working to rebuild…

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Sun Safety and Skin Cancer

The month of May not only signals Memorial Day and…

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Becoming a Previvor

Prior to Angelina Jolie’s op-ed in the New York…

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Breast Cancer Prevention

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Cardiovascular

IU Health’s Long History in Heart & Lung Health

First in Heart Health At IU Health, our heart and vascular…

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Healthy Recipe Contest Winner!

The "Healthy Recipe Contest" was promoted by cardiovascular…

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Heart Attack Symptoms: Men vs. Women

Heart disease is often thought about as a man’s…

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Neuroscience

Depression Slows Stroke Recovery

Many people who are battling through recovery after…

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Is Your Back Pain Normal?

It’s normal to experience some aches and pains…

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Recognizing Parkinson’s Disease

Parkinson’s Disease occurs when your brain stops…

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Orthopedics

Learning to Cope with Trauma

One of the pillars of being a Level I Trauma Center…

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Three ways to lower your child’s risk of an ACL injury

ACL injuries were once reserved for adult athletes,…

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Pediatric ACL injuries: why they are on the rise and how to prevent them

As a pediatric orthopedic surgeon with Riley Hospital…

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Pediatrics

Meet Our Roving Reporter

Riley Patient Bailey Hunsberger Will Bring Us All the…

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Hope for Our Smallest Heart Patients

Riley Hospital for Children at IU Health celebrates…

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Transplant

Debunking the Myths About Organ Donation

It’s one of the leading medical issues of our…

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National Donor Day is Today

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What Happens After Transplant?

If you or a loved one has been waiting for a kidney,…

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