Aria scientists are looking to make testing easier by developing a new type of test. The company has begun a study to test the efficacy of swabbing saliva instead of the current nasal pharyngeal swabs... Read More
The Indiana Biosciences Research Institute (IBRI) is marking a milestone: the team is licensing its first technology, and as a result, giving birth to a startup based in South Bend.... Read More
Children in the region don’t have access to the best treatment, which is standard in the U.S. But an Indiana University School of Medicine (IUSM) researcher is helping lead the charge to change that.... Read More
hc1 says its cloud-based technology that has been “transforming lab data into personalized healthcare insights” for nearly a decade is the framework that enabled the bioinformatics company to launch a... Read More
Long before COVID-19 preyed upon this portion of the medical system, Unroe’s startup, Probari, was working to improve the care model at nursing homes—and the health crisis has only heightened its reso... Read More
Earning perfect scores on both the SAT and ACT—each on her first try—are only the beginning of Iris Yan’s accomplishments.... Read More
Every hospital in the U.S. and Canada—close to 6,000 total—uses a medical-grade refrigerator or freezer made at Noblesville-based Helmer Scientific, and yet, facilities needed hundreds more during the... Read More
Versiti Blood Center of Indiana, the state’s largest blood provider, is hopeful more COVID-19 survivors will donate.... Read More
The world’s largest healthcare company—in the running to develop a COVID-19 vaccine—is scaling up its ability to manufacture one billion doses, tapping New Jersey-based Catalent’s operation in Bloomin... Read More
Two Indiana University School of Medicine physician scientists are wrapping up a study—the first that includes kids—to help answer those questions, so leaders can avoid making “decisions in the dark.”... Read More
