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IU imaging researcher to develop first blueprint for how Alzheimer's disease spreads
IU researcher Meichen Yu, of the Medical Imaging Research Institute, was awarded a $1.7 million grant from the National Institute on Aging to map and ...
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Strides for Sarcoma: IU med student launches nonprofit to fund pediatric cancer research
First-year IU medical student Gabriella Conjelko launched Strides for Sarcoma, a nonprofit funding pediatric cancer research, with her twin brother as they both aim to ...
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Beyond the Procedure: Building trust through patient-centered care
The impact of a physician is measured not only by the care they provide, but by the difference they make in the lives of those ...
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Department of Surgery trainees, faculty break field's stereotypes
Department of Surgery faculty and trainees are challenging old stereotypes and showing how empathy, teamwork and life beyond surgery are reshaping the field.
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First-Gen: Dean Boden shares his journey from first-generation college student to medical school’s top leader
First-Generation College Celebration Day is Nov. 8. IU School of Medicine Dean Scott Boden shares his journey as a first-gen student, inspiring the 13% of ...
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Study sheds light on relationship between triple-negative breast cancer cells, immune systems
Reza Shahbazi, PhD, and his research team found that triple-negative breast cancer cells release tiny particles called exosomes that can enter T cells and reprogram ...
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New IU otolaryngologist expands access to sleep surgery
Rehab Talat, MD, brings expertise in both sleep surgery and sleep medicine to IU, helping expand personalized treatment options for people with sleep disorders.
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Pathology HR director wins 2026 Deb Cowley Staff Leadership Award
Pathology human resources director was recently announced as the winner of the 2026 Deb Cowley Staff Leadership Award
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Medical and Molecular Genetics Department remembers Marco Abreu
A founding member of the Schwantes-An Lab, Marco Abreu served the IU School of Medicine for a decade. Memorial and support information follows.
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Clinical psychologist shares how the future of bullying relies on prevention
Adolescent bullying is a detrimental experience to many school age children. Clinical psychologist Maura Altman shares how bullying can affect children well beyond adolescence, how ...
