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Blank Children’s Hospital Dedicates STAR & Developmental Center Building in Honor of Longtime Benefactors Deb & Bob Pulver

Blank Children’s Hospital is proud to announce the naming of the  Deb & Bob Pulver Center located at 4055 Westown Parkway in West Des Moines that is home to the STAR & Developmental Center. The building is named in recognition of  Deb and the late Bob Pulver’s extraordinary generosity, visionary leadership and  decades-long commitment to improving the lives of children in our community. 

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Brandon Gockley Appointed Chief Information Officer (CIO) at The Iowa Clinic

The Iowa Clinic is pleased to announce the appointment of Brandon Gockley as Chief Information Officer (CIO), bringing a strategic vision that unites innovative technology with compassionate, patient-centered care. With a career rooted in healthcare transformation, Gockley joins The Iowa Clinic to lead technology strategy, drive modernization, and support clinical and operational excellence through secure, intelligent, and future-ready systems.  

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Dr. Daniel Possley, Board-Certified Orthopedic Spine Surgeon, to Join Spine Team at Phelps Memorial Health Center

Phelps Memorial Health Center is expanding its orthopedic spine surgery services with the addition of Daniel Possley, DO, to its team. Beginning May 5, 2025, Dr. Possley will offer clinic and surgery in Holdrege aimed at providing relief from pain from chronic and acute spinal issues.

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Sanford Research Awarded NIH Grant to Explore Genetic Pathways Behind Skeletal Development

Jianning Tao, PhD, and his lab of researchers at Sanford Research recently received a nearly $2.5 million R01 grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH). The five-year grant supports Dr. Tao’s research to investigate two key genetic pathways known to influence tumor development: p53 and NOTCH.

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