When parents are worried about their child’s development, they often face an additional stress: they may have to wait months, or even years, for their child to be evaluated for autism. The delay is caused by the number of children who need...... Read More
The field of nuclear medicine is revolutionizing cancer treatment and growing rapidly in Indiana. SpectronRx, a contract manufacturer, invited Inside INdiana Business into one of its facilities.... Read More
Another Indianapolis event venue has switched one of its cooking products, and it's shining a spotlight on Indiana farmers. Lucas Oil Stadium made the switch from traditional oil to high oleic soybean oil in August at the start of the Indianapolis Colts season.... Read More
Choi was recently named the most outstanding science student in the state as part of the 2024 Governor’s STEM Team. ... Read More
“Driven to Save Lives,” a film that debuted at the 2024 Heartland International Film Festival last week, shares the story of four Indiana families who have been impacted by organ donation, including racer Bryan Clauson. Clauson died after an on-track accident in 2016. At the hospital, his family learned he had signed up as an organ […]... Read More
More than 1,000 Hoosiers are on the organ transplant list, according to the Indiana Donor Network, and a startup at the Purdue Research Park is on a mission to help people waiting for a new kidney. ... Read More
A new rehabilitation center for people with paralysis that's being hailed as the best in the country is set to open Tuesday in Carmel. Former IndyCar driver and current team co-owner Sam Schmidt is opening the Driven NeuroRecovery Center powered by NeuroHope. ... Read More
The recent wave of weight loss drugs may seem the cure for the nation’s obesity epidemic, but the medications are not the magic bullet, say two Lilly veterans who played major roles in bringing the drugmaker’s type 2 diabetes and weight loss drugs to market. ... Read More
She's been on national TV, written multiple books and hosts the "Seeking a Scientist" podcast. Now, Kate Biberdorf has a new role. Widely known as Kate the Chemist, she is the University of Notre Dame's first professor for the public understanding of science.... Read More
On the southwest side of Indianapolis, there are three times as many children than licensed childcare seats. To help bridge the gap, The Villages of Indiana recently opened a new infant wing to double the number of babies the center can take care of.... Read More
