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On ‘Sound Medicine’: The microbiome, bacteria in the human body, and fecal transplants
The award-winning “Sound Medicine” announces its program for Sept. 1, which focuses on the microbes that join human genes to make up the human microbiome ...
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IU cardiovascular specialists open study of promising treatment for peripheral artery disease
Researchers at Indiana University School of Medicine are part of a select network assessing the potential benefits of injecting special stem cells to treat peripheral ...
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IU Student Outreach Clinic begins fifth year of providing free care on the near-eastside
The Indiana University Student Outreach Clinic will celebrate the start of its fifth year of providing free health care to Indianapolis residents.
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On ‘Sound Medicine’: Massage for menstrual cramps, HeLa cells, and staying healthy in college
Sound Medicine program for Aug. 25, 2013
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Researchers identify biomarkers for possible blood test to predict suicide risk
Indiana University School of Medicine researchers have found a series of RNA biomarkers in blood that may help identify who is at risk for committing ...
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IU School of Medicine researcher to advise China on accelerating research
An Indiana University School of Medicine researcher will forge new partnerships between Indiana and China in biomedical research.
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Study: Making medical decisions for a cognitively impaired family member is complicated
Decision-making by a surrogate for a family member who is unable to make medical decisions is more complicated than decision-making by patients themselves.
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IUPUI receives $290,000 NEH grant for international research team to study origins of HIV/AIDS
NEH awards IUPUI $ 290,000 grant to study origins of AIDS
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Family-centered leader of Riley Hospital for Children dies Aug. 6
Morris Green, M.D., the father of family-centered care at Riley Hospital for Children died Aug. 6 at the age of 91.
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On ‘Sound Medicine’: Alzheimer’s X Prize, medical care for the elderly, and emergency room medicine
The award-winning “Sound Medicine” announces its program for Aug. 18, featuring several segments focusing on care for the elderly, including ethical medical decisions, the correlation ...
