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No more BS: an editorial on men’s health

Growing up, young boys are told many facetious things. 'Don't cry,' 'Don't show emotions,' and a handful of additional BS that is untruthful. Some of...

Report: Green Space need in Indy is sporadic, but low-income minority residents need them the most

Many areas in Marion County are in need of green spaces, but low-income minority areas need them the most, a SAVI Talks study concluded.  Varying...

Free yoga classes teaching healing to youth

In an effort to give back to the community that poured into her, Tiffianie King is making sure children, families and people are healthy inside and out with 3Bfit Body Beauty Brain LLC

Home health hazards to look out for this summer

While the season invites warm sunshine and outdoor adventures, it’s equally vital to ensure that your home remains a sanctuary free from potential health and safety hazards.

Mother raises awareness on rare form of cancer in honor of her daughter

Family and friends gathered at the Annex Learning Center on May 20 to honor the life of a Franklin High School student, Destini Fuqua, at...

Indiana Coalition to End Sexual Assault and Human Trafficking to receive increased funding

The Indiana General Assembly increased its annual investment in the Sexual Assault Victim Assistance Fund from $2 million to $4 million during the 2023...

Local farm works to end food deserts

Since its inception in 2016, Flanner Farms has worked to end food deserts on the Northwest side of the city, and nearly seven years...

Black patients and white coats: Cultural sensitivities in healthcare for Haitians in Indiana

There are over 20,000 Haitians living in the state according to the Haitian Association of Indiana. A growing population means more awareness of Haitian culture is needed to understand how they approach healthcare.

Churches start free group therapy sessions for Black men

What began as a onetime men’s fellowship breakfast is now a mental health movement to create a safe space for Black men in churches across the city.

Help is available for free for families dealing with substance use disorder

Community Fairbanks Recovery Center is renaming its Family Support Center to ā€˜Family Connections’. The new name reflects free services offered to families of those known or suspected of having substance use disorder.

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