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From heart attack to fitness: Timothy Bass Sr.’s journey of resilienceĀ 

Timothy Bass Sr. is a group fitness instructor and personal trainer at the Jewish Community Center (JCC) in Indianapolis.   But his path to fitness didn’t...

Blue vs. Blue Gala raises awareness for prostate cancerĀ Ā 

When Deon Harris was just 38 years old, a routine medical exam changed the course of his life.   Diagnosed with prostate cancer, the Indianapolis law...

New Pacers bikeshare partnership expands access at Butler University and surrounding communitiesĀ 

Butler University and Indianapolis Cultural Trail, Inc. officially launched a new partnership with Pacers Bikeshare on Aug. 26.   This partnership expands sustainable transportation options for...

Health leaders to convene in Indianapolis for Pathways to Wellness ConferenceĀ 

Some of the most prominent voices in health care will gather in Indianapolis on Friday, Oct. 3, 2025, for Pathways to Wellness for All:...

Celebrating Breastfeeding Awareness Month

Pregnancy and the newborn phase are tough. From seasoned pros to first-time moms, each baby brings their own challenges and with them, so many rewards....

Injury-riddled Fever claw to maintain playoff position

As the 2025 WNBA regular season winds down, many fans contemplate one question: can the Indiana Feverstill win a championship this year? The Indiana Fever's...

Toxic legacy: Lead poisoning in historically Black communities continues to rise

Community advocates and health officials are sounding the alarm on lead poisoning, urging parents, particularly those in historically Black and brown neighborhoods, to get...

Anthem, Dear Fathers to host Dads to Doulas workshop on Aug. 23Ā 

Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield is partnering with Dear Fathers to host the Dads to Doulas Marion County Workshop.  The workshop is a daylong...

American Heart Association, Indianapolis Airport launch cardiac emergency response planĀ 

More than 10.5 million annual passengers and 11,000 employees at Indianapolis International Airport (IND) will soon be better prepared to respond to medical crises.  The...

IU researchers map kidney cells to improve disease diagnosisĀ 

A team of physician-scientists at Indiana University School of Medicine has made progress in mapping kidney cells.  The progress could eventually lead to more accurate...
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