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It is true that the report brings out some positive information. However, there remains a significant Achilles heel that our State seems to not want to acknowledge. That is, our State has ONLY one research medical school. When you couple that with a very poor public health record for our State, you have the makings for long term disaster. This has been made worse by recent governmental administrations which have not made public health a priority issue to address. The obvious solution would be for Purdue and Notre Dame to have their own research medical schools. Our State would then have the potential to really excel in the life science arena with more medically trained scientists, more practicing physicians, and a broader perspective on delivering quality healthcare on a more comprehensive basis for our State. However, there is not the political will to get this accomplished.
Disagree. Our next door neighbor to the east disproves your theory. Ohio has at least 4 or 5 medical research universities yet IN is ahead of them.