Eli Lilly and Pfizer are working together to develop the new class of drug that is in late-trial stages.

The rate of opioid related admissions to Indiana hospitals and emergency departments has increased dramatically over the past 10 years.

The Senate bill is similar to the House bill in a few key ways. Hoosier Democrats and Republicans point to the weakened insurance market in Indiana.

In 2011, just more than 2,000 Alzheimer’s deaths were recorded in Indiana. But in 2015 – the most recent year with state data – that figure had climbed by more than a quarter, to more than 2,500.

MDwise and Anthem – the only two companies with plans currently available in every county – announced within hours of each other Wednesday that they were leaving Indiana’s Affordable Care Act exchange.

The Madison County Council last week tabled a $15,000 request from the county health department to fund the program.

A community group and researchers are working together to answer questions and develop legislation to tackle the impact incarcerated parents have on their kids.

Lab tests have confirmed that a 2-year-old Plainfield, Indiana girl who died after being bitten by a tick during a camping trip was infected with Rocky Mountain Spotted fever.

The 30-day public comment period began May 24. The state submitted its proposal to Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services on May 25.

A new experiment is popping up in emergency departments across the country: Hospitals are hiring former addicts to connect patients with the support they need to get into treatment for addiction.