Leaders of the Komen Tissue Bank at the Indiana University Simon Cancer, the only repository in the world for normal breast tissue, say the organization is taking its data “to a whole new level.”... Read More
The rampant spread of coronavirus in China is a reminder of a frustrating limitation of modern science: researchers have yet to uncover how to kill viruses.... Read More
Her older brother as her muse, recent Purdue University alumna Hannah Ferrill is hopeful children with Down syndrome will soon be playing with the toy she designed with them in mind.... Read More
The $38 million manufacturing plant—perhaps the largest life sciences investment in years by a new-to-Indiana company—will make Abbott’s MitraClip, a heart device that is “fueling new growth for the c... Read More
About a dozen Hoosier pet dogs are considered success stories after undergoing an experimental therapy for bladder cancer being developed at Purdue University.... Read More
Boosted by a $2 million grant, researchers at the Regenstrief Institute in Indianapolis will begin scientifically testing what many people instinctively know already: music just makes them feel better... Read More
A Purdue University-affiliated startup is tackling a problem it says could help some 9 million people in the U.S. with swallowing disorders.... Read More
The small town of Bunker Hill will soon be home to a cutting-edge 140-ton, three-story tall machine—only the second in the U.S.—that is revolutionizing how certain diagnostic tools and therapies are d... Read More
Electronic health information exchange (HIE) has come a long way since its inception in the late 1990s when it seemed like a “crazy, out-of-the-box idea,” says one Hoosier health IT leader.... Read More
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says people with hemophilia should rely on Hemophilia Treatment Centers (HTCs) to ensure they’re receiving the best care for the medical condition.... Read More
