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New research uncovers link between two key proteins that help pancreatic cancer resist treatment, opening the door to more effective therapies for aggressive cancers

A study of Indianapolis patients found providing personalized health information did not increase colorectal cancer testing rates. 

Sara J. Pereira and Matthew J. Feinstein will lead the Cardiovascular Institute. 

A team co-led by an Indiana University School of Medicine researcher has identified electrical inner ear signals that damage hair cells, causing hearing loss. 

A new study found that AI could predict more accurate vital sign goals for ICU patients, leading to better outcomes. 

In 2020 the IU School of Medicine launched its Undiagnosed Rare Disease Clinic to help families search for answers to mysteries that modern medicine hasn’t ...

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 ...

Traumatic brain injuries can cause a wide range of health issues, including problems with thinking, movement, emotions and vision.

IU researchers and their collaborators studied how using near-infrared spectroscopy to track tissue oxygen levels during heart surgery affected patients afterward.

Researchers have discovered a new pathway toward treating acute myeloid leukemia, an aggressive blood cancer in adults.