Medical students use education to empower Louisville's youth affected by gun violence May 10, 2025 May 10, 2025 Updated May 11, 2025 Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Rushin and Xu, both from Louisville, were introduced to the program as they started medical school in 2021. Tags Louisville-news Wdrb-news Wdrb News Wdrb News Louisville News Kentucky News Indiana News As featured on +4 UofL med students use education to empower Louisville's youth affected by violence Dr. Orion Rushin and Dr. Manting Xu are two of the medical minds behind the Future Healers program. Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Forecast Radar Weather Jude Redfield's Monday morning forecast Poll Poll Most Popular Articles Videos ArticlesBrown-Forman rejects Sazerac’s unsolicited takeover bid1 injured, suspect dead after attempted murder-suicide in southern IndianaLouisville man with lengthy criminal history arrested for shooting at crowded youth football game15-year-old Louisville shooting victim remembered as hero who protected girl at Waterfront ParkLouisville basketball gets date for return trip to Kansas, Phog Allen FieldhousePolice arrest 1 person and search for another after Seattle festival shooting that killed 3CRAWFORD | Louisville still sees value in Bahamas trip. The broadcast didn't make the cut.WDRB honored with multiple Emmy awards at 2026 awards ceremonySouthern Indiana church hits the market for $1.5M as congregation plans relocationPolice officer shoots armed burglary suspect in downtown Louisville Videos
+4 UofL med students use education to empower Louisville's youth affected by violence Dr. Orion Rushin and Dr. Manting Xu are two of the medical minds behind the Future Healers program.