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Changing climate proves challenging for people, plants

It was a normal day for Marcya Hill-Brown as she watered her plants. Less than a week later, they burned. Two weeks later, they...
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Hunger in the heartland

BREANNA COOPER -
When Delvonte Arnold was growing up in Gary, his family drove over 10 miles outside the city to get to a grocery store. The...
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From our streets to the landfill

When you throw something away, it normally ends up in one of four places: the landfill, recycling, in the streets or someone else’s home. The...
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Beautification: a solution to sewage overflow

ABRIANA HERRON -
When it rains excessively, the sewage from homes flows into the waterways, polluting local rivers and streams. With more than 60 sewage system overflows...
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Study: Obesity increases breast cancer risk in Black women

FARAH YOUSRY -
New research suggests that obesity in Black women increases their risk of recurrence of breast cancer or even dying — more so than in...
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New program provides scales to families with NICU babies

BREANNA COOPER -
CareSource, a nonprofit health plan, started a program to provide families of neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) babies with free scales to monitor their...
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Big or small – anti-litter efforts keep our waterways and communities clean

JULIE L RHODES -
Do you know what happens to that cup, straw and lid that is tossed out a car window and lands in the street? Unless...
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Naloxone disparities a matter of life and death

BREANNA COOPER -
Out of 10,000 doses of naloxone — a lifesaving drug which can reverse an opioid overdose — distributed throughout Indiana, only one dose went...
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Founding CEO of Fathers and Families reflects on a legacy

Dr. Wallace McClaughlin’s father was a struggling minister who experienced racism, poverty and a broken health care system in the Jim Crow South. He died of a stroke at 60. McClaughlin was...
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Indianapolis organizations work toward HIV-free future

In 2019, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) started an initiative to end the HIV epidemic by 2030. Dr. Virginia Caine, Marion...
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