Indiana cigarette tax hike expected to cut smoking rates by 5%

INDIANA—Indiana’s new cigarette tax increase took effect on Tuesday, and projections indicate it could significantly reduce the number of Hoosier smokers. The American Lung Association…

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Beyond Blame: Understanding and breaking the nagging cycle in relationships

INDIANA – That recurring request about chores or forgotten tasks—often dismissed as mere “nagging”—is rarely about the task itself. Instead, it’s usually a symptom of…

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Medicaid cuts threaten Indiana rural hospitals

INDIANA – President Donald Trump’s proposed Medicaid budget cuts within his “big, beautiful bill” are raising alarms among lawmakers, with fears that at least a…

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Safety-Protecting Indiana’s Newborns Grant; Request for applications

INDIANAPOLIS – The Indiana Department of Health Maternal and Child Health Division is excited to announce a new Request for Applications funding opportunity for the…

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Attorney General Todd Rokita leads 13 investigations resulting in charges to combat health care fraud nationwide  

INDIANA – Attorney General Todd Rokita’s office took decisive action as part of a nationwide crackdown on health care fraud, targeting licensed medical professionals and…

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Navigating Social Security Disability Applications: A guide for helpers

INDIANA – Do you know someone with a serious medical condition who might need assistance applying for Social Security Disability programs? Although the process may…

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HepVu an online platform on hepatitis epidemic

INDIANA – HepVu is an online platform that allows you to see data and insights on the viral hepatitis epidemic across the U.S.  HepVu makes data…

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Interm study on medical debt is welcome news

INDIANAPOLIS – This week, the Indiana state legislature announced that lawmakers will study medical debt during this year’s interim study session. The decision to include medical debt as…

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Indiana Chamber’s Wellness Council offers enhanced ‘Quit Now’ tool to help tobacco users, employers as tax increase hits July 1

INDIANAPOLIS – The state estimates that nearly 40,000 Hoosiers will soon seek to stop using tobacco products after tax increases on those items take effect on…

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IU Health physician urges caution as high temperatures pose health risks

BLOOMINGTON – As Indiana anticipates several days of soaring temperatures, health officials are emphasizing the serious dangers associated with extreme heat. High temperatures can quickly…

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