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NFL names Novartis first-ever corporate pharmaceutical partner

The National Football League (NFL) announced Novartis as its first-ever corporate pharmaceutical partner on March 13. The long-term, exclusive agreement marks a significant step in...

Dr. Tony McHerron: Inspiring the next generation of diverse medical professionalsĀ 

Dr. Tony McHerron is a pediatrician with Community Health Network, dedicated to providing compassionate care for children while working to inspire diversity in the...

Indy ranks in top ten for opioid prescriptions

Indiana ranks among the top ten states in the U.S. for opioid prescription rates, according to recent data. With a rate of 56.23 opioid prescriptions...

Dr. Virginia Caine is 125th president of the National Medical Association

At the 122nd Annual Convention and Scientific Assembly, the National Medical Association (NMA) inducted Dr. Virginia Caine as its 125th president. The theme...

Combatting seasonal allergies in Indiana: Expert tips for relief

As the chorus of sniffles and ā€œachoosā€ makes its way into the Circle City, the Indianapolis Recorder sat down with doctors and patients to...

United Negro College Fund announces 17th annual masked ballĀ 

ā€œ80 years of Black excellenceā€ is the theme of this year’s UNCF masked ball to support higher education. The event is designed to celebrate...

Health equity expert shares how cardiovascular disparities can be eliminated

SPECIAL TO THE RECORDER By Roche Communications Staff African Americans are 30 percent more likely to die from heart disease than white Americans, according to the...

“Legacy: A Black Physician Reckons with Racism in Medicine” by UchĆ© Blackstock, MD

Ugh, suddenly, just now, you don't feel well. Not at all. It might help to lie down somewhere for a few minutes or maybe there's...

Breast Cancer Awareness Month: Killing the ā€˜Strong Black Woman’

Breast cancer is responsible for killing Black women at a higher rate than it does other races. But why? For far too long, Black women...

A data breach exposed private health information of more than 200,000 Medicaid clients in Indiana

By FARAH YOUSRY The private health information of more than 200,000 Medicaid clients in Indiana may have been exposed in a data breach that affected...
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