• A Human Paradox: The Nazi Legacy of Pernkopf’s Atlas 

  Hartsock, Jane; Beckman, Emily (2019)

  Eduard Pernkopf’s Atlas of Topographical and Applied Human Anatomy is a four-volume anatomical atlas published between 1937 and 1963, and it is generally believed to be the most comprehensive, detailed, and accurate anatomy ...
• How The Fault in Our Stars illuminates four themes of the Adolescent End of Life Narrative 

  Kirkman, Anna Obergfell; Hartsock, Jane A.; Torke, Alexia M. (BMJ, 2018)

  Adolescents who face life-limiting illness have unique developmental features and strong personal preferences around end of life (EOL) care. Understanding and documenting those preferences can be enhanced by practising ...
• "Fitter Families, Better Babies, and Reproductive Control" 

  Stern, Alexandra (2005-10-10)
• "Faith and Medicine: Integration or Separation? Creating Space For Reflection And Growth" 

  Lynch Jr., James (2012-02-02)
• John Shaw Billings Lecture: Charles P. Emerson, M.D. 

  Irwin, Glenn (1992-01-14)
• John Shaw Billings Lecture: Exploring Epidemics 

  Rosenberg, Charles (1992-01-15)
• "In Minute Particulars: Humanitarian Medicine in Rural Africa" 

  Einterz, Ellen (2012-08-27)
• "Whither the Professions" 

  Tuchman, Steven L.; Boulton, Matthew Myer; Gunderman, Richard (2012-02-24)
• "Translational Bioethics: From Patient to Philosophy And Back" 

  Schwartz, Peter H. (2016-02-29)
• "History of The Indiana University School Of Medicine" 

  Irwin Jr., Glen (1990-01-02)
• "Through The Keyhole: A Glimpse at Healthcare in Northern Cameroon" 

  Einterz, Ellen (2006-09-14)
• "From Hygiene to Health: Indiana University's Dr. Thurman Rice" 

  Bowen-Potter, Angela (2016-03-23)
• Dissimilar Ultrasound Instruments 

  Feigenbaum, Harvey (2013-01-20)
• Testicular Cancer 

  Einterz, Robert M. (2014-01-20)
• Liver Allocation to Non-Citizen Non-Residents: An Ethical Framework for a Last-In-Line Approach 

  Hartsock, Jane A.; Ivy, Steven; Helft, Paul R. (Wiley, 2016-06)

  The incidence of non-U.S. citizen non-U.S. resident patients coming to the United States specifically for deceased donor liver transplantation raises compelling ethical questions that require careful consideration. The ...
• The Legacy of Ryan White 

  White, Jeanne (2007-11-13)
• The Museum of Madness at the Villejuif Asylum in Paris, Circa 1900 

  Nelson, Elizabeth (2016-02-09)

  History of Psychiatry in France, circa 1900s
• Ebola-it came, killed, and crept away. What are the lessons learned? 

  Einterz, Ellen (2015-10-12)

  This talk covers the disease in a non-technical way, a short history of Ebola, the various reasons why the epidemic got out of control, how it went away, and why the U.S. got involved, the setup of the U.S. Ebola Treatment ...
• The Creation of the Statewide Campuses of the IU School of Medicine 

  Grau, Kevin (2014)

  The Creation of the Statewide Campuses of the IU School of Medicine
• History of Echocardiography: How to introduce something new in medicine 

  Feigenbaum, Harvey (2013-10-30)

  Echocardiography as we know it today began at Indiana University School of Medicine in the fall of 1963, exactly 50 years ago. This talk will document how this technology became the world’s leading cardiovascular imaging tool.

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