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IU School of Medicine celebrates hundreds of new doctors, scientists at 2026 graduation
Indiana University School of Medicine graduated hundreds of new doctors and scientists at its annual commencement ceremony on May 15.
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IU School of Medicine gains accreditation for new Evansville psychiatry residency program
Indiana University School of Medicine and Deaconess Health System will begin hosting psychiatric residents in Evansville in 2027.
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First pediatric patient in the world enrolled in PIONEER clinical trial for kidney glomerular disease at IU School of Medicine
Groundbreaking immunoglobulin A nephropathy research primarily focused on pediatric patients
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IU School of Medicine names national pediatric oncology leader as chair of pediatrics
Douglas K. Graham will lead the Department of Pediatrics beginning in August.
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Study sheds new light on impact of Alzheimer’s screening for caregivers and family members
A new study, the first of its kind, measured the long-term effects of Alzheimer's disease screening on caregivers.
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Chuckstrong raises more than $900,000 for IU cancer research
The 14th annual Chuckstrong Tailgate Gala raised more than $900,000 for research at the Indiana University Melvin and Bren Simon Comprehensive Cancer Center.
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Renowned supportive oncology expert to lead IU center
Renowned supportive oncology expert Christian "Chris" Nelson will lead the Walther Center for Supportive Oncology.
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IU researchers identify clotting protein as potential target in pancreatic cancer
Research published in Gastroenterology found a new possible way to slow pancreatic cancer spread.
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Hidden blood mutations may be driving severe IBD — IU team uncovers new treatment target
IU researchers have linked an age-related blood condition to inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) and identified a potential treatment to reduce the severity of inflammation-driven diseases.
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IU School of Medicine joins national nutrition education initiative
Indiana School of Medicine will collaborate with more than 50 medical schools and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to provide increased nutrition ...
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