In the Media

Flowers are starting to pop up around Indianapolis, and trees also starting to bud. Will this impact allergy season this year?

A local doctor is using Colon Cancer Awareness Month to spread the word of prevention to the underserved Latino community.

The incoming president and CEO of Indianapolis-based Regenstrief Institute says data plays a key role in developing solutions for health inequities across the U.S.

Bill Stone and his wife Mary announced a $34 million gift to a youth mental health initiative at the Indiana University School of Medicine-Evansville.

Researchers from Indiana University School of Medicine say they have successfully developed a blood test for anxiety.

It sounds like a huge breakthrough -- Indiana University researchers develop a blood test for anxiety.

Indiana University School of Medicine researchers have developed a blood test that can help those with anxiety.

Indiana University School of Medicine has developed a blood test for anxiety. This is the latest in a series of tests used for mental health.

Indiana University School of Medicine landed $214.8 million in total funding last year from the National Institutes of Health, just narrowly missing setting another record.

Caregivers become increasingly important in medical decision-making for patients with dementia and cancer.

When it comes to birth control for men, there are only two options: condoms or surgery. But a recent study in mice shows a promising new alternative.

A team of Indiana researchers may have found a way to prevent deadly allergic reactions to peanuts.