Specialized clinic care makes a significant difference in high-risk pediatric asthma
IU research revealed high-risk asthma clinics reduce severe attacks by 36%, yet many children face a two- to three-year delay in enrollment despite early warning signs in their medical history. The findings point to a better way to care for children with difficult asthma cases.
IU scientist progressing next-generation gene therapy using new delivery system for Duchenne muscular dystrophy
With new funding, Renzhi Han, PhD and his lab are exploring the feasibility of delivering full-length dystrophin as a potential therapy for Duchenne muscular dystrophy.
Surgery secures multiple R01s, major NIH grants to advance data, workforce development and more
Department of Surgery researchers are building momentum with several new National Institute of Health awards advancing research in cancer prevention, health care quality, transplantation and
Why I joined 5,300 Hoosiers in helping to create the nation’s largest dataset on musculoskeletal health
The FIT Core research study at Indiana University School of Medicine is part of a larger effort to make IU a world leader in musculoskeletal
Basic science research spotlight: Miguel Moutinho, PharmD, PhD
Miguel Moutinho, PharmD, PhD is fascinated by the molecular and cellular mechanisms that regulate brain cholesterol homeostasis and how disruptions in these processes contribute to
IU researchers develop explainable AI score to predict dangerous heart attack complication
Indiana University School of Medicine researchers developed a more proactive approach using an explainable AI algorithm to identify patients most at risk of intramyocardial hemorrhage
Living with hydrocephalus: IU professor shares his story as Hydrocephalus Research Center aims to develop non-surgical treatments
Kyle Gospodarek has lived with hydrocephalus since age 6. Now an assistant professor at IU School of Medicine—Northwest-Gary, he will be speaking at the 2026
Basic science research spotlight: Zainul Hasanali, MD, PhD
Hasanali studies the way plasma cells handle stress in order to understand how plasma cell diseases originate. The ultimate goal of his research is to
Madhur to lead new professional development program for early-career research faculty
Formerly known as the Independent Investigator Incubator (I3), the Ascent Scholars Program has similar goals to I3, with a mission to “prepare early-career faculty to
IU researchers present more than 180 sessions, workshops and exhibits at international Alzheimer’s disease conference
IU researchers are presenting more than 180 posters, research talks, sessions and exhibits at the conference, demonstrating the school’s comprehensive Alzheimer’s disease research program.