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Black Skepticism and Medicine throughout History

Black Skepticism and Medicine throughout History

By Dominique Martinez-Powell, Photographer
February 23, 2022

Community Action: the battle against opioid addiction

By Kiersten Owens, Staff Reporter
November 8, 2021
Photo courtesy of John Flack.

The Fight Against Black Maternal Mortality: A Conversation with SIU School of Medicine Chair

By Diksha Mittal, Staff Reporter
March 14, 2021
Photo courtesy of John Flack.

SIU Medicine Chair advocates for inclusive healthcare in the medical field 

By Diksha Mittal, Staff Reporter
March 7, 2021
SIU School of Medicine- How can you fight the pandemic?

SIU School of Medicine- How can you fight the pandemic?

By Jerry Kruse, , MD, MSPH, Dean and Provost, SIU School of Medicine & CEO, SIU Medicine
January 22, 2021
Column: SIU School of Medicine Dean and Provost Jerry Kruse, discusses COVID-19 vaccines

Column: SIU School of Medicine Dean and Provost Jerry Kruse, discusses COVID-19 vaccines

By Jerry Kruse, Dean and Provost of SIU School of Medicine
December 8, 2020
Pulliam Hall towers over the Carbondale skyline on Tuesday, May 8, 2018, at Southern Illinois University in Carbondale, Illinois.

Board of Trustees approves Mahony for SIU system president

By Bethany Rentfro, Staff Reporter
December 5, 2019
SIU, SIH open new facility for SIU medical students

SIU, SIH open new facility for SIU medical students

By Brandi Courtois, News Editor
August 17, 2019
SIU School of Medicine Dean and Provost Jerry Kruse responds to a presentation, next to SIUC Student Trustee Brione Lockett at the SIU Board of Trustees meeting Thursday, Sept. 13, 2018, in the Meridian Ballroom at SIUE. (Jeremy Brown | @JeremyBrown_DE)

Montemagno says many of reorganized schools are in final steps of approval at Board of Trustees meeting

By Kallie Cox, Staff Reporter
September 13, 2018
SIU President Randy Dunn speaks to press on Friday, May 18, 2018, during a press conference in the Stone Center. Dunn held the conference following the release of emails and notes where he said that the 60/40 funding split between Edwardsville and Carbondale campuses was to “simply to shut up the bitchers from Carbondale who are saying loudly we shouldn’t even be doing the $5.125M at this time.”

SIU President responds to claims he holds Carbondale campus in “contempt”

By Brian Munoz, Staff Reporter
May 18, 2018
Senior physiology major Kara Starkweather, left, and Professor of Physiology Dr. Buck Hales pose for a photograph in a Life Sciences II lab Friday, Aug. 25, 2017, in Carbondale. The duo is using hens, which ovulate similarly to women, to research flaxseed as a dietary intervention in preventing ovarian cancer. We understand that the major cause of ovarian cancer is the inflammation associated with ovulation, said Hales. Our goal is to turn ovarian cancer into a disease that women can live with instead of die from.

Studying flaxseed, fowls: SIU scientists research ways to help prevent ovarian cancer in women

By Cory Ray
August 30, 2017
Dean, a student in SIU’s Head Start program, and Alexandra Spillman, a student in the physician assistant program from Effingham, look at an X-ray of Curious George during a doll clinic March 8, 2017, at the Head Start center in Carbondale. Adam Guss, a student in the physician assistant program from Milan, said the kids pretend their dolls are their own children when they come to the clinic. “It just brings kids to light about making them more comfortable coming into the doctor’s office,” Guss said. “Seeing their dolls, or babies as we call them, be more comfortable then it makes them more comfortable coming into see us.” This is the fifth year for the doll clinic. Head Start requested the last names, hometowns and ages of children not be published. (Jacob Wiegand | @jawiegandphoto)

Photo of the Day: Checking up on Curious George

By Jacob Wiegand
March 8, 2017
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