On December 20, Dr. Susan Moore, a Black physician, died due to COVID-19 complications at an Indiana hospital. Her unfortunate passing comes a little over two weeks after she posted a video saying ...

Just weeks after Dr. Susan Moore, an African American physician, posted a video that showed the world how her doctor, who is White, downplayed her complaints of pain and discomfort, she died of ...

While people online have called for Dr. Bannec’s firing and asked why he hasn’t been disciplined, in his statement, Murphy said he is “confident” in the team that provided Dr. Moore care.

Dr. Susan Moore passed away on Dec. 20 due to complications from COVID-19, her son told the New York Times.

IU Health CEO: Review of Dr. Susan Moore's case starts this week. Here's who's leading it. A former Indiana University School of Medicine faculty member will co-chair the panel.

Dr. Susan Moore, a 52-year-old Black woman whose self-shot video from an Indiana hospital has spread far and wide after her death, attended Michigan universities and practiced medicine in Grand ...

An outside review of the care Dr. Susan Moore received before her death related to COVID-19 is starting this week, writes IU Health CEO Dennis Murphy.

Dr. Susan Moore died today from COVID, but HOW she died is unacceptable. She posted a video to Facebook from an Indiana hospital days before her death about mistreatment.

Dr. Susan Moore did not set out to be a game changer. All she wanted was to be treated for a severe case of COVID-19 with the same dignity she gave her own patients.

Moore, 52, a family medicine physician who had practiced in Indiana since 2009, died Dec. 20, about two weeks after she was released from IU Health North and then admitted to a different hospital.

Dr. Joia Crear-Perry, president of the National Birth Equity Collaborative, says Dr. Moore’s complaints about being disrespected by medical staff are “really familiar” to her.

Four Black women physicians penned an op-ed in The Washington Post about Dr. Susan Moore who died of COVID complications on Dec. 20.