Indiana University School of Medicine participates in osteoporosis study that reveals genes underlying fracture susceptibility
Findings from the largest international genetic study in osteoporosis revealed variants in 56 regions of the genome that influence individual’s bone mineral density, including 14 ...
IU School of Medicine | Apr 27, 2012
Awards to five IU School of Medicine physicians address critical need for geriatricians
Five Indiana University School of Medicine geriatricians are among only 83 advanced fellows and junior faculty members nationwide who will share in $2.5 million in ...
IU School of Medicine | Apr 27, 2012
FDA to tackle antibiotics in livestock — This week on “Sound Medicine”
This week on “Sound Medicine,” an IU public health expert discusses the need for FDA rules on administering antibiotics to farm animals in the human ...
IU School of Medicine | Apr 27, 2012
IU Center of Excellence in Women’s Health expands staff
The Indiana University National Center of Excellence in Women’s Health has two new employees to further its mission of developing partnerships statewide to improve the ...
IU School of Medicine | Apr 25, 2012
IU School of Medicine, Indiana University Health announce $150 million research collaboration
Indiana University Health and the Indiana University School of Medicine have announced that they will invest $150 million over five years in a new research ...
IU School of Medicine | Apr 25, 2012
University of Notre Dame Eck Institute for Global Health joins Indiana University’s AMPATH Consortium
The University of Notre Dame’s Eck Institute for Global Health is now a full member of the Academic Model Providing Access to Healthcare (AMPATH) Consortium, ...
IU School of Medicine | Apr 24, 2012
Indiana University Researchers Extract Viable DNA from Decades-Old Preserved Tissue
DNA viable for clinical and experimental research can be extracted from tissue preserved many decades ago, according to a study published by Indiana University School ...
IU School of Medicine | Apr 24, 2012
IU Simon Cancer Center Joins WellPoint in Developing Health Care Solutions
WellPoint announced today that Indiana University Melvin and Bren Simon Cancer Center will provide clinical expertise to help shape WellPoint’s new health care solutions.
IU School of Medicine | Apr 23, 2012
Child Abuse & Brain Development – This Week on Sound Medicine
This week on Sound Medicine, new research out of Harvard medical school suggests child abuse may affect brain development.
IU School of Medicine | Apr 20, 2012
Lyles-Porter Hall to Provide New Home for IU School of Medicine- Lafayette Program
Lyles-Porter Hall, which will be home to the Indiana University School of Medicine-Lafayette, will be the first building in the Life and Health Sciences Park ...
IU School of Medicine | Apr 19, 2012