IU is establishing a new research institute focused on mental health stigma, thanks to a $3 million gift from the Jim Irsay Family, and an IU study finds that stigma surrounding depression dropped significantly for the first time in the United States.

Indiana University joins a statewide initiative to ensure more equitable access to health services in Indiana, and an IUPUI epidemiologist shares tips for safely enjoying the holiday season.

Researchers at the IU School of Medicine have developed an innovative silicone nanochip that can reprogram biological tissue in a living body, and Kinsey Institute researchers suggest sextech may be a form of self-care for mental health discomfort.

An IU retail expert makes predictions for the holiday shopping season, and IU researchers have partnered with Indiana Christmas tree farms to study trends and expand the industry’s long-term viability.

IU cancer researchers are developing new treatments for tumors that develop in patients who have a common genetic condition, and IUPUI professor is student nonfatal shootings to better understand the impact of gun violence.

An IUPUI art professor has created a video game to teach the concepts of creativity, and IU School of Medicine doctors are leading an expansion of the school’s psychiatry-based services to help adolescents with substance use disorder.

IU researchers found that women with long COVID experience abnormal heart rate responses to physical activity, and an IU School of Nursing professor is working to empower Indiana’s nurses of color.

IU business experts say people should consult their circadian rhythms when making investment decisions, and an IUPUI human-computer interaction expert explains the uneasy feeling some people have when encountering humanlike robots.

In the search for new Alzheimer’s disease treatment, IU School of Medicine scientists are studying the biology behind a gene associated with the disease, and an IU Northwest professor says our society’s response to domestic violence needs to go much deeper.

An IU organizations expert says simply being diverse is not enough for an organization to realize benefits of diversity, and an IU sociologist is studying how to help schools combat the rising suicide rate among U.S. youth.