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CDC: Teen birth rates plunge, but racial disparities persist

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Birth rates are falling dramatically for Black and Hispanic teenagers, but they continue to be much higher than the birth rate for white teens.The...
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Envision minority health

EDWIN MARSHALL -
April is National Minority Health Month, which began as National Negro Health Week in 1915 when Booker T. Washington proposed the observance to acknowledge...
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Prevention is possible

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April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM), and according to the National Sexual Violence Resource Center, one in five women and one in 71...
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25 years later, Race for the Cure going strong

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It’s just not spring in Indianapolis until thousands of people don pink and gather downtown for the annual Susan G. Komen Central Indiana Race...
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Indiana colleges continue to fight mumps outbreak

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In response to the recent mumps outbreak, health officials say Butler University had “successful” mumps vaccination clinics.“We saw 1,500 people in six hours Tuesday,”...
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Untreated ‘A-Fib’ can lead to stroke, heart failure

GOPI DANDAMUDI -
If your heart is not beating correctly, it can weaken your heart muscle and lead to heart failure, a life-threatening condition. In recognition of...
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New twist in addiction crisis: Deadly painkiller impostors

ANDREW WELSH-HUGGINS ASSOCIATED PRESS -
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- Authorities are sounding the alarm about a new and deadly twist in the country's drug-addiction crisis in the form of...
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Survey: Public supports use of GMO mosquitoes to fight Zika virus

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WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - The U.S. public overwhelmingly supports introducing genetically engineered mosquitoes to help control the spread of the Zika virus, two Purdue...
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Zika virus reported in Indiana, Ohio

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Indiana health officials say the state has its first case of Zika virus.The Indiana State Department of Health announced the person with the virus...
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Hard facts about kidney stones

MARTIN KAEFER -
Kidney stones are on the rise, affecting more women, children and African-Americans. One of the largest increases is among kids, where cases have significantly...
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