Showing results for Summer 2018

Michael Weiss has developed a more stable form of insulin and aims to transform how people with diabetes worldwide receive treatment.

A century ago, Dr. James O. Ritchey graduated from IU School of Medicine and spent the next six decades preparing legions of healers who followed ...

Kyle Hornsby’s shooting stroke cemented his place in IU basketball history. Today, the cardiologist calls Bloomington home.

To prevent painful kidney stones, Amy Krambeck first needs to understand how they develop.

An IU School of Medicine transplant surgeon uses 3D printing to help solve a shortage of organs.

The work done by Michael Econs laid the groundwork for treating the rare and painful bone disorder.

A solution to halting the spread of mosquito-borne illnesses might be found in kitchen pantries.

Researchers in emergency medicine are exploring nanoparticle technology that could break up dangerous clots.

For an Eli Lilly employee, the company’s work the AMPATH consortium is personal.

An IU scientist explores the connection between physical activity and decreasing inflammation.