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An IU professor’s clunky device tackled a new problem at the end of Prohibition: drunk driving.

Training the next generation of healers during a pandemic can be a daunting task, but IU School of Medicine found ways ...

The daughter of immigrants and a former Navy medic, Guadalupe Jimenez pursues her calling at IU School of Medicine.

This spring, more than 120 medical students offered to graduate early and join the frontline of a health care system grappling with a surge of patients ...

Over the last 25 years, hundreds of clinical trials for drugs treating Alzheimer’s disease have failed. As the field takes stock, ...

The former director of emergency medicine at the University of Arizona arrives at IU School of Medicine—Bloomington as a state-of-the-art academic health building nears completion. ...

Aaron Carroll is seemingly everywhere—blogs, pods and TV—helping the public grapple with evolving information as the pandemic unfolds.

The Walther Cancer Foundation's long-standing support continues with vital investments in research and bioinformatics.

Every person facing COVID-19—patients, families, and physicians—find themselves isolated to some degree. Shrinking the psychological distance is vital.

To Subha Raman, aligning the strengths of IU School of Medicine and IU Health can produce innovative care.