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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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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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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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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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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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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 ...
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Keeping The Momentum
NIH grant funding to IU School of Medicine has exploded in the last 10 years. How did it happen?
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A Decade As Dean
Dean Jay Hess brought a fresh perspective — and a game plan — to IU School of Medicine, elevating it to a higher level.
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Caring for the Caregivers
Mona Peck has unwaveringly tended to her husband for the last eight years as he confronted Alzheimer’s disease — an effort aided by IU researchers ...
