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Volunteers kick off planting season at Indy Urban Acres

Guest Contributor - March 26, 2012

INDIANAPOLIS – Fruits and vegetables planted at Indy Urban Acres organic farm will give Hoosier families in need a healthy food alternative at harvest...

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Free colon cancer risk assessment

JESSICA WILLIAMS-GIBSON - March 22, 2012

In honor of Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, minorities are being encouraged to care about their colons. African-Americans, especially, are more likely to be diagnosed...

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Spring time brings agony for many allergy sufferers

Guest Contributor - March 22, 2012

Indianapolis, March 22, 2012– It is estimated that 40 million Americans suffer from allergies. Outdoor spring cleaning, mowing the grass and planting flowers can...

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Benefits of walking plentiful, life saving

ERICKA SANDERS - March 22, 2012

Driving by the window of a gym, glancing at people getting fit by aggressively running on a treadmill isn’t that appealing. Sweat is drenching...

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PPIN to offer free STD screenings during April

Guest Contributor - March 21, 2012

(Indianapolis, Ind.) – Planned Parenthood of Indiana (PPIN) will be offering free sexually-transmitted disease (STD) screenings at 19 of its health centers in April,...

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Lilly Endowment awards $2.5M for IU Center for Global Health

SPECIAL TO THE RECORDER - March 20, 2012

Lilly Endowment Inc. has awarded $2.5 million to strengthen program development and establish an endowed chair at the Indiana University Center for Global Health...

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Fat is the new ugly on the playground

Katia Hetter - March 19, 2012

(CNN) -- Marah Rhoades remembers when her daughter, Emilia Cooper, started to worry about weight. She was 5. That's when boys at her Brooklyn...

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Indiana Family Helpline has a new number, look

Guest Contributor - March 16, 2012

INDIANAPOLIS—Change has come for the Indiana Family Helpline (IFHL), a free comprehensive information and referral program operated by the Indiana State Department of Health....

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Hoosiers must remain vigilant about heart health

SPECIAL TO THE RECORDER - March 15, 2012

The recent death of entertainer Davy Jones from a heart attack is an unfortunate reminder that heart disease remains prevalent. In fact, according to...

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Say ‘no’ to smoking

SPECIAL TO THE RECORDER - March 15, 2012

Almost 50 years after the landmark 1964 Surgeon General’s Report on tobacco, Dr. Regina Benjamin, U.S. Surgeon General, released a new report and called...

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