Showing results for Karen Spataro
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Better by Design
Michael Weiss has developed a more stable form of insulin and aims to transform how people with diabetes worldwide receive treatment.
Karen Spataro | Jul 01, 2018 -
FDA Signs Off on New XLH Drug
The work done by Michael Econs laid the groundwork for treating the rare and painful bone disorder.
Karen Spataro | Jul 01, 2018 -
‘A Death Star for Blood Clots’
Researchers in emergency medicine are exploring nanoparticle technology that could break up dangerous clots.
Karen Spataro | Jul 01, 2018 -
Exercise reduces Alzheimer’s risk. Why?
An IU scientist explores the connection between physical activity and decreasing inflammation.
Karen Spataro | Jul 01, 2018 -
A Gift of Hope
A $14 million gift by the Walther Cancer Foundation will focus on cancer patients’ physical, mental, and spiritual well-being.
Karen Spataro | Jul 01, 2018 -
Delivering a One-Two Punch to Cancer
Radiation oncologist Richard Zellars combines chemotherapy and radiation to shorten the time it takes to treat breast cancer.
Karen Spataro | Jul 01, 2018 -
Putting a Stake in the Ground
The newly created Vera Bradley Foundation Center for Breast Cancer Research aims to tackle an aggressive form of the disease.
Karen Spataro | Jul 01, 2018 -
Confident About the Future
IU School of Medicine aspires to make Hoosiers healthier and build resiliency among the healers it trains.
Karen Spataro | Jul 01, 2018 -
Undaunted and Determined
Learning to fly, launching successful start-ups, surmounting mountains and dabbling in French. IU School of Medicine alumnus Don Brown accomplishes a task when he puts ...
Karen Spataro | Jun 01, 2017 -
Revving Up the Immune System
With new center, IU aspires to become a collaborative hub for cellbased therapies. Its first target: multiple myeloma.
Karen Spataro | Jun 01, 2017