Riley Hospital for Children

Emily Sims.

Dr. Sims is Associate Professor of Pediatrics in the Endocrinology Division at Riley Hospital for Children, a physician scientist in the Center for Diabetes and Metabolic Diseases at Indiana University School of Medicine, and Associate Editor of Diabetes Care.

Welcome, Emily.

Thank you, Mike.

And so they bring in guest lecturers, they do group projects.

Students can go and see what happens specifically with our partners at Riley Hospital for Children in Indianapolis.

And groups from different departments down there come up and talk about how care happens for pediatric patients that can be similar but are often different from adults.

And the big takeaway point is kids and pediatric patients are not little adults.

My brother also had epilepsy and brain cancer.

So we were just kind of always in the Riley Children's Hospital.

What did your mom

do?

Investigators later found the seat belt tucked behind the seat.

Booker was taken to Riley Hospital for Children, where he died.

Here in Indianapolis, a local activist who was removed from a city county council meeting earlier this month is now taking legal action against the Marion County Sheriff's Office.

Jamal Shabazz's attorneys have filed a tort claim notice accusing deputies of excessive force, wrongful arrest, and First Amendment violations.

But, so the IETM is, there's different committees.

Penn State and Indiana University have the two biggest ones, and the committees are broken up into like, fundraiser, accounting, Riley D, which is they directly work with the people, kids of Riley Children's Hospital, and then morale.

And basically you do a 36 hour straight marathon where you're dancing for 30, where you're on your feet for 36 hours straight.

You cannot sit down.

And I was in the most insane one.

Morale.

By the way, my year, I think we raised like $3.2 million for Riley Children's Hospital.

Wow.