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Warmer temperatures could create more places where ticks can thrive in Indiana and give them more time to feed.

The incoming cancer informatics chair will collaborate with a group of researchers at IU and Regenstrief in bioinformatics, data science, and statistics.

Science has come a long way since Henrietta Lacks, a Black woman from Baltimore, succumbed to cervical cancer at age 31 in 1951.

As kids return to school following the holiday break, there's been a big uptick in Strep-A — a rare but invasive type of strep throat.

It remained unclear whether neurons obtained upon the dissociation of the retinal organoid retained the ability to form new synapses.

Graduate students rotate through multiple laboratories before deciding which is best suited for their studies.

Regenstrief Institute and Indiana University School of Medicine will share with two other entities an $11 million grant.

A new clinical trial to determine the effectiveness of a new treatment for patients with acute heart attack is now underway at Indiana University School of Medicine.

Scientists and artists at Indiana University are working together to help patients with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or ALS, create art.

Learning to focus on intrinsic goals is the key to lasting well-being.

Sleep doctors call the trends they’re seeing around melatonin supplement use ‘alarming.’

The Liver Meeting 2022 delivered the latest research and developments on a variety of topics.