The state has agreed to a $7.5 million medical malpractice settlement after a 41-year-old Davenport man suffered severe life-limiting impairments following care at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics for a bleeding brain tumor about five years ago.
The study published June 29 in Science Translational Medicine found, for example, that by infusing carbon monoxide into consumable foams — like those chefs use on cooking shows to add flavor and sophisticate their plates — doctors could have a safe way to get a therapeutic form of the feared gas into a patients’ gastrointestinal tract.
Almost 50,000 Iowa students have been trained through the Mentors in Violence Prevention program, which teaches students to mentor each other about violence and bullying
Responding to the criticism from Iowa’s Native American community about the land statements, colleges said they were taking more concrete steps.
Physicists, including those at UI, had been searching for its existence since 1964, when it first was proposed as a mechanism to explain why particles have mass.
Kids on Course University distributing free meals Friday with Cedar Rapids Community School District summer school programs closed because of a cybersecurity breach
As a vote approaches on the school district’s school resource officer agreement with the Cedar Rapids police, the school board agreed to prioritize convening community stakeholders to identify solutions addressing the root causes to behavioral issues in schools.
Adding to a growing slate of updated or new facilities University of Iowa Athletics is pursuing – or has in recent years – is a new field hockey building the department wants to start planning.
Summer programs closed for the remainder of the week as district officials work with experts to find a solution
Cedar Rapids school district officials expect regularly scheduled summer activities to resume Monday but are declining to answer questions posted by parents about what is affected.
The district did not describe the nature of the attack or say which systems it targeted.
The city of Cedar Rapids and the Cedar Rapids school district are thinking about options for historic school buildings that will be retired as new schools open in the coming years
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