Elanco, Purdue planning research institute at One Health Innovation District
The One Health Research Institute, just west of Elanco’s headquarters, is expected to open in 2030.
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Q&A: Allison Kerska is preparing to lead Fishers-based life sciences firm into new era
Last month, Kerska was named CEO of Pinnaql, which provides technical, engineering and regulatory compliance consulting for pharmaceutical, biotechnology and medical device manufacturers.
Indiana seeks to freeze Corteva asset transfer over PFAS liabilities
Corteva Inc.’s split became official Thursday as the company separated its crop protection business and its seed business.
Corteva completes split of crop protection and seed businesses
Corteva remains headquartered in Indianapolis, while Vylor is based at Corteva’s former campus in Johnston, Iowa.
Elevance to require hospitals to include site-of-care information on claims
Indianapolis-based Elevance said it will be the first commercial market payer to require physical location information on claims and connect reimbursement to that data.
BiomEdit receives conditional licensure for first commercial product
The company’s product is designed to neutralize a disease in broiler chickens that causes an estimated $6 billion in annual losses worldwide.
Corteva, Inari settle lawsuit over seed patent dispute
In its lawsuit, Corteva accused Inari Agriculture Inc. of taking Corteva’s patent-protected seeds, making slight genetic modifications and preparing to commercialize them under its own name.
The White River could transform downtown Indy. Decades of plans have yet to make it happen.
City leaders and stakeholders have held discussions about the riverfront in recent years and even traveled to other cities and countries to learn how they’ve developed their riverfronts, but plans for Indianapolis have repeatedly fallen by the wayside.
New Indiana University Health hospital roughly a year away from completion
IU Health has not revealed the name of the new hospital, which will include 1 million square feet dedicated to inpatient care.
IU receives $10M donation from grad’s family to fund brain cancer research center
The Jeff Schwarz Center for Neuro-Oncology Research will advance research to understand brain cancer, brain metastases and other neuro-oncology conditions.
Lilly’s Ricks says state needs to emphasize quality of life, health care
David Ricks, CEO of Indianapolis-based drugmaker Eli Lilly and Co., said Indiana’s competitive standing has improved, but the state needs to do more to bolster its standing in several critical areas.
Speakers discuss options amid escalating health insurance costs for employers
Participants at IBJ’s Health Care and Benefits Power Breakfast reviewed options including Choice Arrangements and narrow network health plans.
Indiana University lands record $100M donation for business, philanthropy schools
In recognition of the record-setting gift, the IU Board of Trustees voted Wednesday to name the Kelley School’s graduate division the Jeffrey H. Thomasson Graduate School of Business.
Q&A: Indiana Donor Network’s Steve Johnson talks about evolution of organ donation
In his job as chief operating officer, Steve Johnson has helped the Indiana Donor Network navigate a period of major growth. Johnson sat down with IBJ to talk about his time at Indiana Donor Network and the future of organ donation.
Corteva rejects states’ attempt to block company split over forever chemicals lawsuits
The motion led by California’s attorney general contends Corteva’s split would help the company avoid liabilities in a federal PFAS case.
Indiana-based nonprofit selected by U.S. military to lead biotechnology initiative
The agreement includes an initial $8 million obligation to launch VEDDER with provisions for a potential follow-on production award of up to $500 million.
Prediction markets open pharmaceuticals to bets
Prediction market websites Kalshi and Polymarket this year began letting people wager on U.S. Food and Drug Administration decisions.
Local concierge health group forms company to expand physician-owned practices
Priority Physicians of Greater Indianapolis and Long Island, New York-based HealthBridge Personalized Medicine are combining to form LegacyMD LLC.
Lilly fighting black market for its next obesity drug
Retatrutide, an experimental injectable medication that has helped clinical trial participants lose more weight than any previous obesity medication, has a booming black market.
Riley to open new unit for pediatric patients with behavioral and medical needs
The 11-bed Pediatric Medical-Behavioral Health Unit is expected to serve 325 patients annually after it opens in mid-to-late September.