Within a year, Keisha Tomac went from a standout, three-sport freshman athlete at her high school to being lovingly called “granny” by her teammates because of her stiff, slow gait.
Within a year, Keisha Tomac went from a standout, three-sport freshman athlete at her high school to being lovingly called “granny” by her teammates because of her stiff, slow gait.
Inspired by her sister and years of volunteering, Madeline Ungs hopes to support patients with disabilities as they navigate medical care.
University of Iowa Health Care faculty, staff, students, and volunteers celebrated UI Health Care Week on May 11-16, 2026 with a variety of…
As associate medical director of the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at University of Iowa Health Care Stead Family Children’s Hospital, Amy Stanford is…
MD candidate Kara Rueschenberg hopes to be the kind of family medicine physician she saw growing up: a community leader and trusted confidant across…
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