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Central Indiana’s health care and life sciences industries have no shortage of initiatives, but it can sometimes be challenging to tell them apart.
Ilya Yuffa will become president of the newly created Lilly Global Markets, while Patrik Jonsson, leader of Lilly International, will retire after 36 years with the company.
Muhammad Hussain, a professor of electrical and computer engineering at Purdue University, is developing a wearable device designed to detect anaphylaxis, a dangerous allergic reaction, and automatically inject epinephrine.
The company reported revenue of $24.4 billion — up 39% from the same quarter a year ago — driven by sales of Mounjaro and Zepbound.
Eli Lilly and Co. is building some of the world’s most technologically advanced drug manufacturing facilities in Indiana but must overcome challenges related to staffing and data centers, officials said Wednesday at the BioCrossroads Life Sciences Summit.
Ovarian cancer is the sixth-leading cause of cancer death among women in the United States.
Kelly Copes-Anderson worked for Indianapolis-based Eli Lilly and Co. for 28 years, most recently as vice president of cardiometabolic health care access.
Purdue University and Elanco Animal Health are betting that a planned 150,000-square-foot research institute on downtown’s western edge will fuel growth in central Indiana’s life sciences industry and advance Purdue’s ambitions in Indianapolis.
The 44-acre, $4.7 billion campus will be home to the Indiana University School of Medicine, outpatient cancer care facilities and four clinical institutes.
The 75,000-square-foot hospital would be Community Health Network and Lifepoint Behavioral Health’s second facility in central Indiana.
The Indianapolis-based drugmaker earlier this month advertised a new position titled “senior director of aesthetic health external innovation.”
Ovation Healthcare, a shared-services provider with more than 1,100 employees, works with more than 500 health care organizations across 48 states.
The projects are planned at the intersection of West 32nd Street and North Illinois Street in Indianapolis.
The project, supported by a $7 million grant from the National Institutes of Health, will be the largest study to date examining training methods for primary care clinicians who evaluate children for autism.
Lebanon Mayor Matt Gentry said that without the agreement, Lilly would have to build its own fire station and hire its own firefighters to protect its $18 billion campus at the LEAP Research and Innovation District.
A “restricted transfer agreement” between the city and the Indianapolis-based drugmaker would fund the hiring of 12 new firefighters, specialized training, a hazardous materials response fire engine and other emergency equipment.
Beginning this year, health savings account funds can be used to pay direct primary care membership fees if they are less than $150 per month for an individual or $300 per money for a family.
The electric utility announced an agreement with Google in April that requires the technology giant to pay the full cost of directly powering the 390-megawatt data center project near Monrovia, as well as three other proposed energy projects across Indiana.
Telix, an Australian-based biotechnology company with U.S. headquarters in Fishers, received FDA approval for the drug in September.