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Cook Medical selects Indiana University as Interventional MRI Center of Excellence
Cook and IU are working to accelerate the advancement, validation and clinical integration of innovative MRI‑guided technologies.
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IU School of Medicine joins national nutrition education initiative
Indiana School of Medicine will collaborate with more than 50 medical schools and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to provide increased nutrition ...
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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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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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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.
