Family medicine experts collaborating on multi-institution research to empower Black people to quit smoking
IU School of Medicine researchers are teaming up with collaborators at the University of Wisconsin, the University of Arizona, the University of Kansas and the Virginia Commonwealth University to determine which treatments work best to empower Black people to quit smoking.
Study of optic nerve regeneration in a dish funded by $46 million multi-institutional award aimed at curing blindness
A new multi-institutional project, funded up to $46 million by the Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H), aims to develop treatments to restore vision
Research Impact, 2021-2024: Electrophysiology Research
Researchers at Indiana University School of Medicine were pioneers in cardiac electrophysiology and contributed to the mechanics of fibrillation, defibrillation, the electrocardiogram and the implantation
Research Impact, 2021-2024: Cardiovascular Clinical Research
In 2022, Suparna C. Clasen, MD MSCE, assistant professor of clinical medicine for the Indiana University School of Medicine and a cardiooncologist for Indiana University
Early researchers engage in molecular and technology-driven cardiovascular research
Early investigators and research assistants who contribute to cardiovascular research on behalf of the Krannert Cardiovascular Research Center at Indiana University School of Medicine have
Indiana helps drive global progress in Type 1 diabetes screening through TrialNet
More than 250,000 people have been screened for Type 1 diabetes risk worldwide through TrialNet, with over 10,000 screenings conducted locally by IU School of
Musculoskeletal scientists recognized at world's largest bone research meeting
IU School of Medicine researchers recently made a significant impact at the American Society for Bone and Mineral Research's 2024 Annual Meeting in Toronto, Canada.
Musculoskeletal center's new leader 'ready to launch' innovative science for better patient care
Melissa Kacena, PhD, is the new director for a team of more than 100 bone and muscle scientists at the Indiana Center for Musculoskeletal Health.
Parasite linked to 'spooky' behavioral changes in humans
In popular culture, fictional zombies are often depicted as mutant shells of their formerly human selves. But did you know there are real-life organisms that
SEED/STEM program fulfills "childhood dream" for student interested in medicine
The SEED/STEM program introduces high school students to research with hands-on learning experience. Students admitted into the program after an application process are then paired