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Mark Lawrance named director of IU Public Policy Institute
Mark Lawrance named director of IU Public Policy Institute
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Researcher at IUPUI develops workout program to help keep older adults in their homes
Researcher at IUPUI develops workout program to help keep older adults in their homes
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Even major works of art need dusting, including Chihuly’s masterpiece at IU School of Medicine
The Chihuly sculpture at the Indiana University School of Medicine will be cleaned by Denny Park Fine Arts June 1 and 2.
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IUPUI research commercialization and outreach on the rise
IUPUI research commercialization and outreach on the rise
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Joint NCAA-Defense grant will fund $30 million in concussion research at IU, Michigan, Wisconsin
The U.S. Department of Defense and the NCAA have announced a three-year, $30 million concussion research and education alliance. The Concussion Assessment, Research and Education ...
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Record number of researchers participate in IU Simon Cancer Center’s Cancer Research Day
A record number of people are presenting their research on Thursday during the Indiana University Melvin and Bren Simon Cancer Center’s Cancer Research Day.
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On ‘Sound Medicine’: Heart disease prevention, HPV testing, and physician-assisted suicide
The “Sound Medicine” program for June 1 features segments covering cardiovascular disease, a new test for HPV, and the scoop on free drug samples.
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On ‘Sound Medicine’: Brain surgery through the nose, facial transplants, and seeking second opinions
The “Sound Medicine” program for May 25 revisits reports on cutting-edge surgery, including segments about the complexity of facial transplants, removing tumors through the nose, ...
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Indiana University researchers identify pattern of cognitive risks in some children with cochlear implants
Children with profound deafness who receive a cochlear implant had as much as five times the risk of having deficits in executive functioning, according to ...
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Researchers at IUPUI featured speakers at meeting initiated by National Institutes of Health
Researchers at IUPUI featured speakers at meeting initiated by National Institutes of Health
