IU School of Medicine

Madison’s genome held clues researchers couldn’t yet explain. Erin Conboy, MD, and her team at IU’s Undiagnosed Rare Disease Clinic revisited the findings, helping bring answers to her family and new insight into rare disease. Learn more: bit.ly/4sHJVAT

After nine years of searching for answers, Madison Hardman’s family found a diagnosis through IU School of Medicine’s Undiagnosed Rare Disease Clinic.

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IU School of Medicine researchers helped advance the research behind teplizumab, a treatment that can delay Type 1 diabetes. For Colin, the first child in Indiana to receive it, the treatment meant nearly two years without insulin.

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Research is advancing what’s possible for people affected by Type 1 diabetes.

At IU School of Medicine, researchers and clinicians are helping move diabetes care forward and create new possibilities for families like Colin’s. Learn more: bit.ly/4zQiBTy

For Colin and his family, IU School of Medicine research has meant more time to simply be a kid. As Indiana’s first patient in a teplizumab clinical trial, Colin’s story shows how research can create new possibilities. Learn more: bit.ly/4zK2t5Y