Bring On Tomorrow
IU trained. Community trusted.
Rural areas benefit from IU training students to go to rural areas in many ways. It creates new opportunities for care, so it not only improves the health of the community, but it also opens opportunities for jobs.
Dr. Angela Hatfield
Rural Medicine Education Program mentor and family physician in Clinton, IN
IU Heals
INNOVATIVE RESEARCH. LIFESAVING RESULTS.
Breakthroughs in research lead directly to better outcomes for patients like Reagan Lessick. When she was diagnosed with a rare and aggressive cancer, Dr. Rita Assi and her team at the IU Simon Comprehensive Cancer Center acted fast—delivering advanced, personalized treatment close to home. Today, Reagan is in remission and back to building her future.
Each year, 14,000 Hoosiers are diagnosed with cancer. IU’s discoveries and innovation in the lab translates into hope for those battling the disease in communities across the state.
Each year, 14,000 Hoosiers are diagnosed with cancer. IU’s discoveries and innovation in the lab translates into hope for those battling the disease in communities across the state.
IU DELIVERS
FROM CARE TO CURES
IU is building a healthier Indiana—training the next generation of healthcare leaders and driving life-changing breakthroughs that transform the way we treat, heal, and cure—here and beyond.
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400,000+lives saved by Dr. Lawrence Einhorn's pioneering treatment for testicular cancer
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40,000+Hoosiers are diagnosed with cancer each year, and 35% will lose their lives to the disease
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5,000+women and men have donated samples to the Komen Tissue Bank, the world’s only biorepository for normal breast tissue
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