Gaming breast cancer?
Can you imagine a breast cancer treatment inspired by a classic arcade game? That's exactly what Dr. Milan Radovich and his team have done.
Can you imagine a breast cancer treatment inspired by a classic arcade game? That's exactly what Dr. Milan Radovich and his team have done.
There's a study underway using brain imaging, family history and more to help prevent kids from making bad choices in the future. A study by IU School of Medicine and Riley Hospital for Children is helping parents understand why certain children make riskier decisions than others. The study includes brain imaging, family history, and more [...]
What if instead of daily insulin injections or wearing pumps, just getting a shot every few months could reverse Type 1 diabetes for you – or your dog? It might take ushering in healthy pancreatic cells like a Trojan horse. A new diabetes treatment developed by researchers at Purdue University and Indiana University School [...]
Researchers from Memorial Hospital South and the University of Notre Dame are working together to create better ways to treat patients with traumatic injuries. Traumatic injuries, or any kind of severe physical injury, are the leading cause of death for people 46 years old and younger in the United States. Dr. Scott Thomas and Dr. [...]
Sign up for All IN news! In honor of National Sarcoma Awareness month, Hoosier Author, Kimberly Smith, pays tribute to her mother, Zerlin D. Jones, who recently lost her battle with sarcoma cancer. Sarcoma Awareness Month: Author Kimberly Smith Pays Tribute to Her Mother It was [...]
Only 40% of cancer patients respond to chemotherapy. With the help of some canine friends, scientists at Purdue have developed a new method to see how a patient's body is responding to chemotherapy. The treatment of cancer in dogs is almost identical to the treatment of cancer in humans. Scientists at Purdue tested chemotherapy response [...]