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CHAP trial earns award
A study co-authored by an Indiana University School of Medicine faculty member, which showed treating even mild preexisting high blood pressure during pregnancy improves maternal and fetal outcomes, has been named Clinical Trial of the Year by the Society of Clinical Trials (SCT). The Chronic Hypertension and Pregnancy (CHAP) trial was given the David Sackett Trial of the Year award by SCT, a celebrated international organization of professional researchers. The award is given annually to the leaders of one randomized, controlled study that has provided a substantial change to the healthcare field.

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David Haas, MD, MS, the Robert A. Munsick Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology, stands at a podium while speaking to a crowd during Research Day 2023.
Wade Clapp and Megan McHenry

McHenry invited to participate in NAM Emerging Leaders Forum
IU School of Medicine’s Megan S. McHenry, MD, MS, was recently invited to attend the 2023 National Academy of Medicine’s Emerging Leaders Forum from April

IU School of Medicine  |  May 11, 2023

March 2023 Research Awards
March 2023 Research Awards

IU School of Medicine  |  May 01, 2023

Clinicians at Mulago Hospital in Kampala, Uganda check on a patient

IU researcher receives grant to investigate acute kidney injury in children with malaria
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Jackie Maupin  |  Apr 24, 2023

OB-GYN faculty member Sara Quinney, PhD, works in her lab.

OB-GYN Department ranks 11th in NIH Funding, Quinney 5th among OB-GYN researchers
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Caitlin VanOverberghe  |  Apr 21, 2023

Emily K. Sims

Securing a second R01 grant: Advice for growing your research funding portfolio
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Andrea Zeek  |  Apr 13, 2023

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First Reported Instance of Pseudoexon Inclusion Associated with Heterotaxy
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IU School of Medicine  |  Apr 10, 2023

Members from the Han Lab

IU researchers investigate the protein BVES and its important role in muscular dystrophy
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Jackie Maupin  |  Apr 05, 2023

Tasneem Sharma, PhD

To the Moon, Mars and Beyond: IU researcher studying ways to prevent and treat common vision loss syndrome in astronauts during long space missions
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Christina Griffiths  |  Apr 03, 2023

Carmella Evans-Molina portrait

Evans-Molina receives ADA National Scientific and Health Care Achievement Award
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Jackie Maupin  |  Mar 28, 2023