A 70 year-old patient in northern Indiana living with two replacement knees was puzzled at her most recent follow-up appointment. Her second knee was replaced just weeks ago, and the first about tw...... Read More
Electronic medical records (EMRs) are now a centerpiece of a doctor’s daily life, yet local health IT leaders say most medical students aren’t receiving formal training on the technology. Additiona...... Read More
A small liberal arts school in northern Indiana says it’s blazing a trail in pharmacy education. Manchester University is the first school in the nation to launch a master’s degree program in pharm...... Read More
With five times more consumers in China than the U.S, the chief executive officer of Indiana-based Whiteshire Hamroc puts it bluntly: “that has to make your mouth water,” says Dr. Mike Lemmon. Foll...... Read More
While many Hoosier life sciences leaders anecdotally sing the praises of the Indiana Clinical and Translational Science Institute (CTSI), the state’s life sciences initiative BioCrossroads has issu...... Read More
There’s a “knowledge gap” in the health care industry, say leaders at Indianapolis-based pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly and Company. The company believes, despite years of specialized education, ma...... Read More
A bustling family farm in southern Indiana has landed a quarter-million dollar U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) grant to find a new sweet spot in its operation. Since opening its doors in 2008...... Read More
They work by the light of a flame, luring a material—not quite solid, not quite liquid—to bend to breath, heat and researchers’ demands. Indiana has only a few glassblowers in the entire state, wor...... Read More
In its 62 years of operation, Fort Wayne-based Press-Seal Gasket Corporation never had interns—until a glaring need was realized. Nearly half of its employees are between the ages of 40 and 59, but...... Read More
It was simple number-crunching in southeast Indiana that convinced local education and government leaders that something had to change. In a regional survey, 90 percent of the manufacturers in and ...... Read More
