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The benefits behind breastfeeding: tips for new mothers during this special bonding experience

Breastfeeding is often thought of as one of the most effective ways to ensure your baby’s health and survival. In fact, according to the...

Children’s Eye Health Month encourages healthy decisions

August is Children’s Eye Health Month, and the timing couldn’t be more perfect.Now that students are back in school, vision problems that weren’t noticeable...

Tips for a healthy start back to school

Going back to school means your children are going back to the classroom filled with their friends, classmates and new teachers. Whether it’s working...

A Yearlong Plan for Disability Inclusion

TheĀ AmericansĀ withĀ DisabilitiesĀ ActĀ (ADA), a landmark law ensuring the equal rights of individuals withĀ disabilities, celebrates its 29thĀ anniversaryĀ thisĀ JulyĀ 26. Focusing on the ADA is a great starting point for...

Americans with Disabilities Act changed lives, but advocates say there’s still a ways to go

Melody Cooper remembers how it felt to learn the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) was passed by Congress and signed into law by President...

Healthy snacks give children the fuel they need

As the new school year inches closer and closer, a constant conundrum of providing snacks that provide optimal energy and are low in fat,...

What if health insurance was like a gym membership?

When poor and working-class people can’t find decent health insurance they can afford, and when those who are insured face rising premiums and deductibles...

How healthy is your breakfast?

Discerning good nutrition advice can be difficult considering all the contradictory information. Some call breakfast the most important meal of the day. Others call...

Busting the myth behind vaccinations

Measles, a highly contagious and extremely rare virus, was declared eliminated in 2000. This year, the U.S. has experienced the greatest number of reported...

City and organizers to push back against summer spike in crime and violence

Summer months become notoriously violent in Indianapolis. The sun stays out longer, the days and nights get warmer, and a long-recognized correlation between weather...

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