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Industry collaboration
A new project will boost IUSM collaborations with industry to leverage research into new products and therapies.
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Game changer
Researchers at the IU School of Medicine have discovered a highly accurate, noninvasive test to identify benign pancreatic cysts.
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IUSM-Muncie
Four years of medical education will reach all nine IUSM medical education centers in June as clerkship rotations begin in Muncie.
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| editor’s picks
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| News to Use
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Name change
Effective Feb. 24, IUSM Presentation Technology Services will become Multimedia Technology Services.
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| Grants
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Grants and awards
IUSM researchers earned more than $1.8 million in grants and awards, excluding commercial projects, in January.
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| Opportunities
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Nominations sought
The deadlines to nominate individuals for IUSM Alumni Association awards and Trustee Teaching Awards are Feb. 21 and 26.
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| Kudos
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Honors
Bernadette Rodak is among several faculty members recently honored at the IU School of Medicine.
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| faculty & staff spotlight
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Doctor turned novelist
Already well known in the field of cardiology, Douglas Zipes is pursuing a second passion as the writer of medical thrillers.
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| student spotlight
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Finding her voice
Singer and medical student Maria Solis has used her voice to comfort nursing home residents and to help fund her education.
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Leading the way
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| This Black History Month, InScope carries a Northwest Times of Indiana story on Deborah L. McCullough, M.D., the first African-American woman to graduate from the IU School of Medicine. An OB-GYN in private practice near Gary, Ind., Dr. McCullough was recently honored as a nominee for the Gary Frontiers Service Club Drum Major Award.
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| podcast
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| "Sound Medicine"
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| This week, "Sound Medicine" explores issues related to tobacco use in America 50 years after a landmark surgeon general's report declared that smoking causes lung cancer. Topics include a history of the report's impact, current efforts to reduce tobacco use and the surprising statistic that 7 percent of nurses and 2 percent of doctors still smoke.
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