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COVID-19, other health issues influenced by where you live, experts say

HILARY POWELL -
When Marion County Health Commissioner Dr. Virginia Caine fell down a flight of stairs recently, a pill to treat her arthritis became a way...
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As schools reopen amid COVID-19, teachers worry about their mental health

NATALIE KREBS -
Teaching is already challenging enough without a pandemic shaking up how the classroom operates. As schools reopen, many districts are focused on keeping their...
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Health advocates say some COVID-19 testing lacks cultural sensitivity

LAUREN BAVIS Side Effects Public Media -
On a Friday evening in late June, Liliana Quintero received a call from one of the Spanish interpreters working at a COVID-19 testing site...
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PACE celebrates National Recovery Month

Guest Contributor -
In 1989, The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMSHA) launched National Recovery Month to increase awareness surrounding mental health and substance abuse. At the...
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Purdue Extension: growing communities one garden at a time

ABIGAIL LEEDS -
Located within an Indianapolis food desert, 25 volunteers gathered on a hot July day to build six raised garden beds and plant cool-season vegetable...
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Why it matters that addiction is a disease

SIMON FENG -
People often hold strongly to vastly differing ideas and opinions about addiction. Many people see heroin addicts as despicable, depraved criminals, without conscience or...
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Sickle cell treatment improving locally, but still ‘sort of a problem’

TYLER FENWICK -
Adult sickle cell disease patients have had a treatment option to reduce pain and the need for blood transfusions for about two decades now.Hydroxyurea,...
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Assistance in Paying Medical Bills is Available in a Variety of Ways

Broderick Rhyant M.D. -
Having to pay expensive medical bills is something many Americans are frightened of causing them to neglect the medical care they need to avoid...
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New COVID-19 study sheds light on asymptomatic carriers

BREANNA COOPER -
A new study conducted by the Indiana University Medical School found asymptomatic carriers of COVID-19 make up only 0.2% of cases in Marion County. The...
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Racial disparities in Indiana health care: what’s being done?

BREANNA COOPER -
Diabetes. Hypertension. Infant and maternal mortality. COVID-19. All of these issues are more likely to affect — and kill — Black Hoosiers at a disproportionate...
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