We know that research cures cancer. IU has done it before: Nearly five decades ago, an IU team led by Lawrence Einhorn, MD, developed the cure for testis cancer.
Today, our physicians and scientists continue to test new ideas, take risks, and innovate. Your support ensures that IU physicians and scientists have the resources they need to conduct research that changes lives.
It is estimated that more than 400,000 young men's lives have been saved by Dr. Einhorn’s discoveries. You can support his work.
Crucial support from donors like you ensures we have the resources—even in uncertain times—to continue our mission.
For 17 years and counting, Dr. Rafat Abonour and his fellow cyclists raise funds for multiple myeloma research and awareness.
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100 Voices of Hope is a grassroots giving circle with the goal of raising $100,000 every year to end metastatic breast cancer through research.
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Since 2013, former Indianapolis Colts Head Coach and cancer survivor Chuck Pagano has been inspiring support for the IU Simon Comprehensive Cancer Center.
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Your support directly funds research focused on discovering—new drugs, developing surgical techniques and creating high-tech diagnostics—that impact patients across Indiana and beyond.
We don’t mind a challenge. That’s why our researchers are tackling the most difficult-to-treat types of breast cancer.
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With your help, we can find ways to better detect and treat pancreatic cancer.
Our lung cancer researchers ask questions focused on developing better treatments, increasing survival, and enhancing quality of life for patients.
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Our researchers won't rest until the testicular cancer survival rate is 100 percent, and the side effects of treatment are minimized.
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Our program is led by some of the top multiple myeloma researchers in the world, and we have our sights set on finding a cure.
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Melvin and Bren Simon's passion for helping others will continue to have a major impact on the lives of Hoosier families for generations to come.
