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On the Road to Stopping Lung Cancer
A new mobile unit will screen for high-risk patients around Indiana.
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From Love to Legacy
David Klapper’s devotion to his wife during her battle with dementia inspired him to support caregiving research at IU School of Medicine, aiming to improve ...
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How to Avoid Probate
Donating a primary residence can lower your tax burden and maximize your impact for IU School of Medicine.
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Let go of the hassle: donate real estate and maximize your impact
Indiana University School of Medicine has the resources and expertise to accept gifts of real estate, allowing you to make a lasting impact.
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Room for Innovation
Longtime supporters Dave and Susan Roberts have committed to outfitting labs in a new medical research building that will seek answers for neurodegenerative diseases.
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Mateusz Opyrchal Wants to Push Immunotherapy's Potential — Gently
Harnessing the immune system offers a path to fighting triple negative breast cancer. Yet it also requires the researcher to balance wiping out disease without ...
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Easing Minds
Evansville natives Bill and Mary Stone committed $34.2 million for a center to find breakthroughs in mental illness.
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Research Saves Lives
Stephanie Pemberton saw the impact cancer research had for others—and experienced it herself after she was diagnosed with breast cancer.
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'He always wanted to know you as a person'
Over his three decades at IU School of Medicine, Jack Bauer provided steady mentorship to graduate students. Now, a fund created by the former chair ...
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Tinker, Healer, Teacher, Researcher
Trained as an engineer, Kenneth Haselby's mental dexterity helped him become an adept anesthesiologist, thoughtful mentor to residents, and a crucial member of Cook Medical's ...
