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IU researchers identify clotting protein as potential target in pancreatic cancer
Research published in Gastroenterology found a new possible way to slow pancreatic cancer spread.
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Hidden blood mutations may be driving severe IBD — IU team uncovers new treatment target
IU researchers have linked an age-related blood condition to inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) and identified a potential treatment to reduce the severity of inflammation-driven diseases.
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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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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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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 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.
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Gut bacteria associated with life-threatening complications in African children with severe malaria
Indiana University School of Medicine scientists have discovered a gut bacteria that, if treated, could lower risk of deadly complications in children with malaria.
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IU research links poor sleep to higher risk of severe asthma in children
IU School of Medicine research suggests poor sleep increases the risk of severe asthma in boys with the disease, highlighting the importance of sleep assessment ...
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Cancer-fighting gene plays unexpected role in pancreatic cancer tumor growth
New research from Indiana University School of Medicine scientists revealed that a well-known cancer-fighting gene also plays an unexpected role in regulating how certain immune ...
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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.
