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Study: Group yoga improves motor function and balance long after stroke

Group yoga can improve motor function and balance in stroke survivors, even if they don’t begin yoga until six months or more after the stroke, ...

IU School of Medicine | Jul 27, 2012

On ‘Sound Medicine’: The lack of allergies among the Amish, rural health care, and urban farming

“Sound Medicine,” recently awarded first place by the Indiana Society of Professional Journalists for its documentary on body donation, announces its program for July 29. ...

IU School of Medicine | Jul 26, 2012

Glick Eye Institute adds clinical program, expands vision symposium to two-day event

The third annual Vision Symposium conducted by the Department of Ophthalmology at the Eugene and Marilyn Glick Eye Institute will expand to two days this ...

IU School of Medicine | Jul 25, 2012

Army anti-suicide initiative brings $3 million to IU School of Medicine scientist’s research

Could a nasal spray provide a quick antidote to suicidal thoughts among soldiers? An Indiana University School of Medicine scientist has been awarded a $3 ...

IU School of Medicine | Jul 24, 2012

IU researchers identify protein target that could lead to therapies for hard-to-treat cancers

Researchers at the Indiana University School of Medicine have identified a compound that targets a cancer-related protein, suggesting it could offer a future therapy for ...

IU School of Medicine | Jul 23, 2012

Indiana University fibromyalgia study seeks participants

The Indiana University School of Medicine Division of Rheumatology seeks participants for a study of an oral allergy medication to improve the symptoms of fibromyalgia. ...

IU School of Medicine | Jul 19, 2012

On 'Sound Medicine': Pressure to secure medical research funding, and 'The Fault in Our Stars' author

“Sound Medicine,” recently awarded first place by the Indiana Society of Professional Journalists for its documentary on body donation, announces its program for July 22. ...

IU School of Medicine | Jul 19, 2012

Third Ride to Remember honors Wishard palliative care patients

The Wishard Palliative Care Program will embark on a third Ride to Remember on July 21 in memory of the nearly 5,000 patients served by ...

IU School of Medicine | Jul 16, 2012

Pediatric ophthalmologist designs vision screening kit for schools, physicians

Daniel Neely, M.D., treats children in his pediatric ophthalmology clinic for vision problems ranging from amblyopia and strabismus to cataracts and retinoblastoma. By the time ...

IU School of Medicine | Jul 16, 2012

On ‘Sound Medicine’: Back pain relief, the ACA and young adults, and symptoms of psychosis

“Sound Medicine,” recently awarded first place by the Indiana Society of Professional Journalists for its documentary on body donation, announces its program for July 15. ...

IU School of Medicine | Jul 12, 2012

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Study: Group yoga improves motor function and balance long after stroke

On ‘Sound Medicine’: The lack of allergies among the Amish, rural health care, and urban farming

Glick Eye Institute adds clinical program, expands vision symposium to two-day event

Army anti-suicide initiative brings $3 million to IU School of Medicine scientist’s research

IU researchers identify protein target that could lead to therapies for hard-to-treat cancers

Indiana University fibromyalgia study seeks participants

On 'Sound Medicine': Pressure to secure medical research funding, and 'The Fault in Our Stars' author

Third Ride to Remember honors Wishard palliative care patients

Pediatric ophthalmologist designs vision screening kit for schools, physicians

On ‘Sound Medicine’: Back pain relief, the ACA and young adults, and symptoms of psychosis

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