From curing cancer to reducing addictions to curtailing concussions, Indiana University researchers are tackling some of our biggest medical challenges in an effort to preserve and enhance human health.
Enhancing the health of Hoosiers and beyond
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Discovery of emerging therapy that halts tumor growth found using Tyler Trent's donated cell lines
Researchers at the IU School of Medicine have found a combination therapy that significantly slows tumor growth in models, built from cells taken from Tyler Trent's tumors.
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Kelley School of Business remains No. 1 in U.S. News and World Report rankings of online programs
The Kelley Direct Online MBA program is tied for first, and the IU School of Education jumped nearly 20 spots.
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Indiana pharmacies substantially increase their stocking and dispensing of naloxone
While Indiana pharmacies were slow to stock and distribute the overdose reversing drug in 2016, a new study shows that is no longer true.
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Chemical compound found in essential oils improves wound healing, IU study finds
IU researchers have discovered that beta-carophyllene improves the healing process in mice when topically applied to a skin wound.
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Researchers discover how to predict triple negative breast cancer recurrence
IU researchers have discovered how to predict whether the most aggressive and deadly form of breast cancer will recur in patients.
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Read about discounts to men's and women's basketball games during the break, the IUPUI Athletics Hall of Fame induction ceremony, and more.
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The ECHO Center has a new pain-management training tool, Herron Winter Market is Dec. 13, Top 100 nominations are open and more.
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Researchers open underwater 'living museum' in the Dominican Republic
Researchers at the IU Center for Underwater Science have opened their fifth "Living Museum in the Sea" in the Dominican Republic.
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New neuroscience program broadens research opportunities for minority, female undergraduate students
A $1.2 million NIH grant is funding a new program to attract more minority and economically disadvantaged students to neuroscience research.
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Nine Indiana University leaders, faculty elected 2019 AAAS fellows
Nine IU scholars, including IU President Michael A. McRobbie, are among the 2019 fellows of the AAAS.