The Indiana Center for Vascular Biology and Medicine (ICVBM) is committed to being a leader in research in understanding mechanisms of vascular wellness and disease, and the acceleration of the development of leading-edge medical therapies to improve the care of patients with vascular problems.

Directed by Keith March, M.D., Ph.D., the ICVBM includes more than 30 investigators from a range of basic as well as clinical disciplines, and is thus well-positioned to approach vascular research and development from a highly cross-disciplinary perspective. This faculty, as well as the staff and students will work together as a team to complete the primary mission of rapid development and extension to clinical application of new interdisciplinary research in vascular biology, with a key emphasis placed upon reaching patients as quickly as possible by the application of the ongoing developments of gene, molecular, cell- and device-based therapies.

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