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![Reagan Lessick and her parents at a formal celebration]()
A Young Life, Briefly Derailed, is Set Back On Course
A combination of chemotherapy and immunotherapy helped Reagan Lessick overcome a rare form of blood cancer.
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Finding a Signal in Noise
Machine learning enables cancer researchers to sift reams of genetic data and identify a protein potentially powering multiple myeloma.
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Skin in the Game
An IU researcher’s AI tool shows promise in predicting whether melanoma will return.
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Unlocking the Power of AI
IU School of Medicine embraces a powerful new tool to speed research and treat patients.
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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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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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Transitional States
Immunotherapy holds tantalizing promise for treating all forms of cancer. Now, Huda Salman is trying to harness it at IU School of Medicine. And it ...
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Mateusz Opyrchal Wants to Push Immunotherapy's Potential — Gently
Harnessing the immune system offers a path to fighting triple negative breast cancer. Yet it also requires the researcher to balance wiping out disease without ...
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![Hal Broxmeyer, PhD, whose pioneering research helped develop cord-blood transplantation, delivers a lecture at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in January 2013.]( "Broxmeyer - IU Medicine - Spring 2022 - Online")
'There was too much to learn': Remembering Hal Broxmeyer
The pioneer of cord blood transplantation was dogged in every pursuit—as a scientist, a mentor, a colleague, and as a father. He also leaves behind ...
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![Eamon Eccles poses for a portrait.]( "IU Medicine - Fall 2021 - Eccles - Online")
Let's Do What We've Got to Do
Eamon Eccles faced his own mortality as a cancer patient. It taught the future physician a few things about empathy.
