Indiana faith leaders make health care a 'moral concern' — from Medicaid to Obamacare
Faith in Indiana rally at the Statehouse focuses on preserving health care for those who might otherwise lose access.
Faith in Indiana rally at the Statehouse focuses on preserving health care for those who might otherwise lose access.
Commonwealth Fund study says work requirement for those on Medicaid may wind up costing Indiana hospitals.
Kylee Sweat became the first Riley patient infused with a new treatment for leukemia. Her disease went into remission but not for long.
March is seeing unusually high flu activity, prompting health officials to ask people with mild symptoms to avoid going to emergency rooms.
Obesity rate in Marion County has increased steadily since 2005. It now ranks 11th highest among the 30 most populated cities, report says.
The $118 million NeuroDiagnostic Institute in Indianapolis aims for better care for patients and better accommodations for staff.
A Carmel doctor who ran a Suboxone clinic for patients addicted to opioids lost a civil lawsuit against the city and officers for false arrest.
IndyStar columnist Matt Tully, who died in October, will be among five honored with induction into the Indiana Journalism Hall of Fame.