Indiana University is excited to announce a brand-new partnership with one of the leading industry experts in biopharmaceutical innovation and manufacturing, @EliLillyandCo, intending to expand access to clinical trials in Indiana, strengthen Alzheimer’s disease clinical care

New research from @IUCancerCenter and @IUMedSchool shows the drug candidate Ifetroban blocked triple-negative breast cancer cells from binding with platelets in mouse and zebrafish models, stopping the cancer from spreading. Learn more: https://t.co/u2lRI1qWjb.

Dec. 3, Amy Boone, MD, from the @IUMedSchool will be presenting at #PediatricGrandRounds For more: https://t.co/j1G9cGhGgb

QM LIVE w/ Matthew Tuttle of Tuttle Capital and Kat Randel!

A new program at the IU School of Medicine is helping Indianapolis families create safer home environments to support healthier pregnancies and early childhood: https://t.co/P6drqHmsrs

IU School of Medicine researchers are studying a drug candidate that may stop triple-negative breast cancer from spreading, pointing to a new direction for future treatment.

Jamie Felton, MD, from @IUMedSchool has been #inspired to find a way to #prevent Type1 #diabetes through her own battle with the condition. Read more about Felton's journey: https://t.co/qii6FiR6Uw #diabetesawarenessmonth

3rd year @IUMedSchool students who intend to enroll in the Medicine in Kenya @ampathkenya elective for the 2026-27 academic year are required to attend or send a proxy to a scheduling session on 12/17 from 5:30-6:15 p.m. via Zoom. Learn more: https://t.co/wKoR53VqCs @IU_MSE

A statewide collaboration is driving new innovation in bone and muscle health through IMPACT.

Three IU School of Medicine faculty members were recognized by the State of Indiana for exceptional service. Shekhar Kubal, MD received the Sagamore of the Wabash. Marco Lacerda, MD and Jonathan Fridell, MD were named Distinguished Hoosiers.

Medical laboratory scientists are key to fast, accurate diagnoses. IU is expanding training programs across Indiana to prepare more students for this essential, science-driven career: https://t.co/9gcrT5FfUr

Severe malaria is one of the deadliest illnesses for young children in Africa. IU scientists found that shifts in gut bacteria may play a key role in who becomes critically ill. This discovery could open the door to future treatments that save lives.

Families from across the country are helping IU researchers explore new Type 1 diabetes treatments that could preserve the body’s own insulin production. Heath’s story shows how clinical research drives progress. https://t.co/jaUjlakrlB #NationalDiabetesAwarenessDay

This summer and early fall, @IUMedSchool, @EskenaziHealth & IU Center for Global Health hosted 4 medical students from @ampathkenya partner @MoiMedicine and for the first time welcomed two students from AMPATH Ghana partner @UDSGhana. Student reflections:

The world’s only healthy breast tissue bank, based at @IUCancerCenter, is fueling innovative research that could transform how breast cancer is prevented and treated: https://t.co/bq78jmClKK

Another example of innovation at our member med schools: at @IUMedSchool, researchers are studying a promising new way to regulate blood glucose — using a lab-designed protein that could one day transform how we treat Type 1 diabetes.

IU researchers helped develop a zero-cost AI-driven tool that detects Alzheimer’s and related dementias without adding clinician time, boosting early diagnoses and access to care. #AlzheimersAwarenessMonth

@IUMedSchool #researchers have identified a strong connection between poor #sleep patterns and the severity of #asthma in #children with the #lung disease. Read more: https://t.co/19hOlai2Rw

Keep trading after the stock market closes with options on E-mini S&P 500 futures (ES). With expirations for every day of the work week, there’s never been a better time to use ES options.

With Na Tosha Gatson, MD, PhD, as moderator, Malú Tansey, PhD, participated in a Neuroscience Social presentation and panel discussion last week. During the event, donors and friends learned about the work and research that philanthropy has support at @IUMedSchool.

Through collaboration across scientific disciplines, IU School of Medicine researchers have uncovered how early brain changes in metabolism and blood flow could help predict and track Alzheimer’s progression: https://t.co/pm3UT1Ceq7 #AlzheimersAwarenessMonth

@joao_p_almeida participated in a Neuroscience Social presentation and panel discussion last week. During the event, donors and friends learned about the work and research that philanthropy supports at @IUMedSchool.