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The Gender Diverse and Queer Clinic will offer LGBTQ+ healthcare to the Bloomington area.

Free, student-led LGBTQ+ clinic to open in Bloomington

The Indiana University School of Medicine will open the clinic Oct. 20.

The Microsoft co-founder and billionaire philanthropist met with faculty members and researchers during his visit.

Bill Gates visits IU School of Medicine, learns about Alzheimer's research

Bill Gates visited Indianapolis Tuesday to learn about IU School of Medicine’s ongoing research on Alzheimer's disease.

The test builds off of two decades of research on blood biomarkers for other psychiatric disorders.

A new blood test would objectively determine psychosis risk and best treatments

The blood test is a game changer in treating schizophrenia, lead researcher and psychiatry professor Dr. Alexander Niculescu said.

IU School of Medicine receives $3 million grant to study sickle cell treatment

Isabel Hook

The study will test the effectiveness of Propranolol, a beta blocker typically used to treat heart problems, hemangioma, migraines and anxiety.

IU receives grant to study how allergies from mothers impact their children

Isabel Hook

The IU School of Medicine has received a $3.9 million dollar grant to study how allergies may be transmitted from mother to child.

The grant also will help fund mental health and substance use screenings, assessments and treatments.

IU receives grant to help adolescents facing substance abuse

Isabel Hook

The IU School of Medicine received a grant of $5 million.

Indiana University's OB-GYN residency program has 40 residents this year. It's among the country's largest OB-GYN residency programs, but they can't complete their training in Indiana.

Abortion restrictions prevent OB-GYN training, so IU sends residents to Illinois

Aubrey Wright

Indiana University OB-GYN residents are required to train in abortions and pregnancy loss. State laws prevent them from doing so in Indiana.

Vice President for Capital Planning and Facilities Tom Morrison said the Redbud Hills apartments were built in the 1950s as temporary housing and were never meant to last as long as they did.

IU to build in Indy, demolish Redbud Hill Apartments in Bloomington

Ethan Sandweiss

In Bloomington, the university will finish renovations of the music annex, public health building and several residence halls, including Sycamore, Morrison and the Wright Residence Quad.

Progress in viable treatments for Alzheimer’s disease has been limited, and NIA hopes this framework could advance results by drug testing animal models.

IU med school receives $50 million grant for Alzheimer's research

Kayan Tara

This is a second renewal of the partnership between the School of Medicine and NIA, the largest branch for Alzheimer’s disease research within the National Institutes of Health (NIH).

Dr. Vaizer at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

IndyCar makes Dr. Julia Vaizer first female medical director

Associated Press

Vaizer has spent the past year assisting Dr. Geoffrey Billows, the series’ longtime medical director, who announced during the driver’s meeting for Sunday’s race in Toronto that he will be stepping down.