This program will provide the participants with the latest information available as presented at the 2021 American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) meeting. Oncology/Hematology faculty members from the Indiana University School of Medicine will provide participants with analysis of the more clinically applicable presentations at this year's ASCO meeting.

Each year, the NIA-designated Indiana Alzheimer's Disease Research Center (IADRC) hosts the annual Memory University, which provides the community and healthcare professionals with the latest evidence-based information on aging, brain health, and Alzheimer's disease. This year, two of our sessions will focus on "Social Isolation and Loneliness in Older Adults" and "The Long-Term Effects of COVID-19 on the Brain" is designed to provide the latest information

This presentation will identify the various COVID 19 vaccine options and present current guidance for providers related to vaccine components, mechanisms of action, and considerations for administration in various age groups.

This conference brings together a few hundred pediatric primary care providers from all over Indiana and surrounding states. The majority of the clinicians come from outpatient settings and has interests in learning more about current evidence-based diagnostic and management tools pertinent to their pediatric practice. The title and theme for our conference in 2021 will be “Learning from 2020 to Shape the Future of Children’s Health”.  Our audience consists mostly of pediatricians...

Dr. Buttenheim will discuss how immunization mandates versus behavioral change strategies affect vaccine acceptance and overall public health.

Designed for gastroenterologists, internists, primary care providers, family practice physicians, and nurses, this course will examine new developments in gastroenterology and hepatology, specifically "breakthrough" research that has clinical relevance for today's busy physicians and advanced providers

IU Health Bloomington Noon Conference activity will discuss Immunizations as a means to improve public health and discuss the COVID vaccines in particular.Launch Date: 5/4/21Expiration Date: 5/4/2022

This presentation will feature a story of one courageous woman who embarkeded on a call to action during her final months of life. Two physicians from the National HPV Roundtable will discuss how we can work together to raise HPV vaccine rates and reduce cases of cervical cancer.Launch Date: 5/3/2021Expiration Date: 5/3/2022

IU Health Bloomington Noon Conference activity will discuss Immunizations as a means to improve public health and discuss the COVID vaccines in particular.Launch Date: 4/23/21Expiration Date: 4/23/2022

Lydia Greene discusses her journey from being an "antivax" mom to being a vaccine proponent and advocate. Dr. Baldwin and Lydia offer insight into communicating with parents and families who may be vaccine hesitant or resistant.Launch Date: 4/19/2021Expiration Date: 4/19/2022