Showing results for Winter 2024
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![water color painted portraits of the alumni award winners who include Mason Goodman, Sharon Singleton, Daniel Hayes, Richard Rink, Allison Brashear, and Brandon Brown.]()
The Difference Makers
IU School of Medicine recognizes graduates whose work recognizes its enduring message to provide compassionate care, train future healers, and use research to transform health. ...
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![a red and white indy car race car is parked in front of the pagoda suites at the indianapolis motor speedway. A billboard in the background reads "Chip Ganassi Racing" and "Indiana University Melvin and Bren Simon Comprehensive Cancer Center"]()
Getting Cancer Research on Track
A slick paint job on a quick car zooming around an iconic venue brought attention to vital research unfolding at IU Simon Comprehensive Cancer Center. ...
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![microscopy image of myeloma in plasma cells]()
Tracing the Story of Myeloma
The Indiana Myeloma Registry charts new variables of the disease in pursuit of more effective therapies.
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![Matt Rutz walks down a hospital hallway filled with hospital beds on wheels. He is wearing dark blue scrubs.]()
State of Emergency
IU School of Medicine strives to address burnout, mental health stressors and gender inequities faced by emergency medicine physicians.
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![microscopic sample of brain tissue in light blue, green and black colors with swirling pattern]()
Alzheimer’s Holy Grail
Finding a biomarker for Alzheimer's disease is the field's holy grail. Jeff Dage, PhD, has been searching for most of the past decade.
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![liana apostolova sits across a table from a woman who is a participant in the LEADS study. Apostolova holds a flash card for the woman to read.]()
Leading the Way
A landmark IU School of Medicine study of early-onset Alzheimer’s disease enters its fifth year — and has more insights to share.
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![Ted Kitchel boxes against a dummy in the gym. He has short cropped white hair, a black t shirt and black boxing gloves.]()
Fighting Back
Former IU basketball star Ted Kitchel takes his fight against Parkinson’s disease seriously – in the gym to keep his motor skills sharp and outside ...
