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IU School of Medicine’s 2025 NIH funding ranked No. 15 among public universities
The National Institutes of Health invested more than $230 million in the Indiana University School of Medicine during federal fiscal year 2024-25.
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Leading muscular dystrophy researcher named 2026 Watanabe Prize winner
Kevin P. Campbell of the University of Iowa won the prestigious award, which rewards research that translates into patient therapies.
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New $5 million grant to IU will expand access to breast cancer diagnosis and care in Kenya
The Indiana University Melvin and Bren Simon Comprehensive Cancer Center has been awarded a $5 million grant from The Pfizer Foundation to expand access to ...
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Researchers identify promising Alzheimer’s disease drug target
The team found that removing an enzyme from neurons in the brain substantially reduces amyloid plaques — a hallmark characteristic of the disease — and ...
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Pediatrics researcher awarded funding to advance respiratory disease treatment
Indiana University researchers are driving innovation across fields and tackling real‑world problems through breakthrough discoveries.
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IU researchers uncover targetable weakness in hard-to-treat blood cancer
IU School of Medicine researchers have found that acute myeloid leukemia relies on an inflammation signal that can be targeted to weaken the treatment-resistant blood ...
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Differences revealed in how multiple myeloma develops in men and women
RNA differences in men and women could hold key to better understanding deadly blood cancer.
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Pediatric oncology researcher elected to National Academy of Inventors
Mark Kelley, a researcher and professor with the Indiana University School of Medicine, has spent more than 30 years pioneering new cancer drugs.
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New cell isolation technology could offer benefits for cancer research and cell therapies
A new technology used for isolating stem cells could improve cancer research.
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New program to support healthier pregnancies, safer homes for Indianapolis families
A new program led by the IU School of Medicine will address housing problems with the aim of improving health for families.
