Free virtual courses for skilled nursing personnel

INDIANA – IDOH and the University of Indianapolis Center for Aging and Community offer free virtual courses for skilled nursing facility personnel in areas relevant…

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How much water do we really need to drink?

INDIANA- We’ve all heard the advice about drinking water to stay hydrated, but is drinking eight 8-ounce glasses of water a day solid science, or…

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FDA issues urgent warning on “Gas Station Heroin” Tianeptine

INDIANA– Federal health officials are sounding the alarm on a dangerous and escalating health trend involving products containing tianeptine, a substance readily available in convenience…

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The Monroe County Board of Health will meet May 15, session is open to the public

BLOOMINGTON- Please take notice that the Monroe County Board of Health will meet on Thursday, May 15, 2025, at 4:30 PM in the Health Services…

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Indiana opts out of Federal SUN Bucks program, free summer meals still available at select sites

INDIANA – While many Hoosier families benefited from the federal SUN Bucks program last summer, which provided $120 per child monthly for food during the…

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Indiana Governor signs law targeting high hospital prices

INDIANA – Indiana Governor Mike Braun has signed House Bill 1004 into law, enacting measures to regulate and potentially lower high hospital prices within the…

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2025 QPP Exception Applications are now available

INDIANA – The 2025 Quality Payment Program (QPP) Exception applications are available through December 31, 2025, at 8 p.m. ET. Two types of exception applications allow…

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American Heart Association stands together with Indiana and against the soda industry to reduce sugary drink consumption

INDIANA – The American Heart Association, which is committed to changing the future of health for everyone, everywhere, is standing with Indiana health officials in…

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Indiana nonprofit launches AI Chatbot ‘KATE’ for opioid addiction support

INDIANA – Indianapolis nonprofit Overdose Lifeline has launched KATE, an AI-powered chatbot designed to provide immediate and anonymous support to individuals struggling with opioid addiction….

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Technology and mental health – Positives and negatives for your teen

INDIANA – Technology plays a significant role in students’ lives, particularly those in middle and high school. It seems to have become a big part…

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