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	Premium | In Class February 2013 From Typhoid Mary to Bill Gates by Tina Owen A UI course traces the characters, scandals, and politics that define the history of public health.
	Covers December 2012 December 2012 Cover by IAM STAFF COVER STORY: Do happiness and work even belong in the same sentence together? UI alumni and professors and some positive psychology principles offer advice on how to follow your heart, love your coworkers, and change your perspective.
	Covers April 2012 April 2012 Cover by IAM STAFF COVER STORY: With diabetes at crisis levels in the U.S., the UI embarks on an ambitious effort to curb this deadly disease.
	Premium | Features February 2013 Science & Humanity by Kathryn Howe The march of scientific and medical progress depends on people brave enough to take the first steps. At the University of Iowa, researchers emphasize the crucial role of their human subjects.
	In Class December 2012 Positively Thriving by Jackie Hartling Stolze & Tina Owen The science of psychology helps UI freshmen discover happiness.
	Premium | Features December 2012 Can we retrain our brains to be happier? by IAM Staff The human brain is surprisingly more adaptable than doctors and scientists once believed.
	Premium | Features December 2012 In the Zone by Shelbi Thomas Taking tips from the national best-selling book The Blue Zone, the University of Iowa and various Iowa communities are working on practical, simple ways to increase health and well-being.
	Premium | Features December 2012 A Dream Job by Tina Owen Do happiness and work even belong in the same sentence together? UI alumni and professorsand some positive psychology principlesoffer advice on how to follow your heart, love your coworkers, and change your perspective.
	Premium | Features October 2012 Eat Your Greens! by Nicole Riehl Driven by a debilitating disease, a UI medical alumna creates an extreme diet that may offer the prescription for good health.
	Premium | Features August 2012 Mind Over Muscle by Kathryn Howe A world-renowned UI scientist confronts the complex mystery of muscular dystrophy.

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