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Dissolving debt: Indy organizations announce medical debt relief 

United Way of Central Indiana and United Neighborhood Centers of Indianapolis announced major medical debt relief to Indianapolis residents at a press conference Monday.   For...

LGBTQ+ yoga group encourages mental and physical wellness

For Sarah Hutchison, creating a dedicated space for queer and transgender individuals to practice yoga and mindfulness was essential.  The Queer + Trans Community Yoga...

Feeding the community with food and fun

Picture this: It’s the weekend. School is out. You need something fun to do to entertain the kids, but you aren’t trying to break...

Summer dos and don’ts: Tick safety

You just got home from a weekend camping trip, or maybe a too-long day at the park where your dog got loose in some...

Memories lost and memories gained

Indiana Alzheimer’s Association hosts events to honor brain health awareness month Painting someone’s nails is not always a means of connection. For some, it’s a...

Sad emoji: How social media affects mental health

Eight hours per day. A full workday. A flight from Indianapolis to London. That’s the average time kids between the ages of eight and 18...

A Healthier Heartland

By Cameual Wright, MD, MBA, Chief Medical Officer for CareSource Indiana Indiana's mix of urban and rural communities provides a good opportunity to understand how...

“We do need to shift our diets:” Harvard study reveals link between high meat consumption and climate change

A new Harvard study found the connection between the meat industry and climate change is stronger than initially thought. In a study published earlier this...

Launching MHS Serves: An innovative program to increase health equity

I’m told that health is wealth. Unfortunately, too often, people of color and other marginalized communities face large disparities in health outcomes that make life...

How do your zip code and medications make you susceptible to heat risk? CDC tool aims to help

Roughly 2,300 people in the U.S. died due to extreme heat in 2023. That risk is likely not going away soon, as scientists say...
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