National training program prepares early-career investigators to lead neurological clinical trials
Funded by the National Institute for Neurological Disorders and Stroke, the Clinical Trials Methodology Course is designed to train investigators with limited clinical research experience in the best practices of clinical trial design and execution.
Anatomy department inspires interest in science through weekly lab tours
High school students become anatomy interns through the Girls STEM Institute. Last year, more than 2,000 Indiana students participated in tours conducted by the Department of
'Clinical trials provide hope': Indiana family shares journey with Stargardt disease
Stargardt disease results from a genetic mutation and leads to progressive vision loss. Participating in a clinical trial at IU School of Medicine changed the
A legacy of hope: Pediatric Neuro-Oncology Research Fund drives discovery for rare childhood brain tumors
In honor of Cecilia Crockett, the Pediatric Neuro-Oncology Research Fund supports research aimed at understanding how pediatric brain tumors form, evolve and resist treatment.
Internal Medicine department recognizes faculty, staff with 2026 Pyramid Awards
The Department of Medicine proudly announced the winners of the 2026 Pyramid Awards, the highest honor bestowed by the department, during its annual meeting on
Pioneer of clinical genetics marks 50 years with IU School of Medicine
David D. Weaver built the clinical genetics program within IU's Department of Medical and Molecular Genetics. He has taught learners and treated Indiana patients for
The Measure of a Man: What I learned from Francis Collins about integrity in life and medicine
Chandy C. John, MD, reflects on meaningful interactions throughout the years with former NIH Director Francis Collins as he considers the lasting impact of Collins'
IU global health program advances neurological education and care in Kenya
Participating in the AMPATH partnership in Kenya gives neurology faculty and residents hands-on global health experience that strengthens their clinical skills, cultural humility and patient-centered
Decade-long study proves African children survive and thrive on hydroxyurea for sickle cell anemia
A collaborative 10-year global health study co-led by IU researchers proves hydroxyurea is highly effective, safe and life-changing for African children with sickle cell anemia
IU collaboration in Liberia is saving children's lives
More than 100 Liberian children have received lifesaving respiratory care through a global health initiative launched by Michael D. Davis and Adnan Bhutta at the