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New national center at IU to develop stem cell brain models to better understand Alzheimer’s disease
Indiana University is leading the way nationally as the home to one of only two centers in the United States dedicated to developing stem-cell-based models ...
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IU School of Medicine researchers receive top awards at international Alzheimer’s disease conference
Research leaders at the IU School of Medicine will receive two of the top six awards given out by the Alzheimer’s Association at its annual ...
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Ophthalmology researcher aims to prevent vision loss in people with brain injuries
Traumatic brain injuries can cause a wide range of health issues, including problems with thinking, movement, emotions and vision.
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High-tech monitoring during heart surgery doesn’t lower risk of complications
IU researchers and their collaborators studied how using near-infrared spectroscopy to track tissue oxygen levels during heart surgery affected patients afterward.
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Unique immune cell linked to aggressive leukemia may lead to improved treatment outcomes
Researchers have discovered a new pathway toward treating acute myeloid leukemia, an aggressive blood cancer in adults.
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Hess to step down as dean of IU School of Medicine in 2026
Dean Jay L. Hess, who led the Indiana University School of Medicine to new heights in his decade-long tenure, will leave leadership roles.
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Cutting-edge treatment approach addresses neurobehavioral symptoms in neurofibromatosis type 1
A new treatment for neurobehavioral symptoms caused by neurofibromatosis type 1, or NF1, has shown promise.
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AI, advanced data metrics forging a new era in cancer research
A new research paper explores how AI, other advanced technologies are being used to diagnose and treat cancer.
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New treatment strategy aims to target ‘seed and soil’ of aggressive blood cancer
IU School of Medicine scientists have discovered a potential new strategy to combat leukemia through a special approach that targets both cancer cells and their ...
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Researchers bring promising Alzheimer’s drug target closer to potential clinical trials
IU School of Medicine researchers aim to develop a new treatment for neurodegeneration by targeting an immune cell-specific gene associated with Alzheimer's disease.
