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Abigail Ruhman

Abigail Ruhman

Abigail Ruhman covers statewide health issues for the Indiana Public Broadcasting News team. Previously, they were a reporter for KBIA, the public radio station in Columbia, Missouri. Abigail graduated from the University of Missouri School of Journalism.

Contact Abigail at aruhman@wfyi.org

Articles by this Author

Health / July 21, 2025

Advocates, providers say FSSA proposed changes would hurt, isolate people with disabilities

Health / July 17, 2025

FSSA reopens Medicaid waiver slots, but only covers a fraction of Hoosiers on waitlists

Health / July 16, 2025

Indiana cancer center needs state support. Lawmakers established fund but didn't contribute money

Health / July 8, 2025

'Dads to doulas' program expands to Indiana to address Black infant, maternal mortality rates

Health / July 7, 2025

FSSA official: Indiana may not have enough funding to expand new behavioral care model

Health / July 3, 2025

New council to give Indiana Medicaid members, caregivers 'dedicated opportunities' to advise state

Health / June 25, 2025

IDOH: youth tobacco use continues downward trend, nicotine pouch popularity has increased

Health / June 23, 2025

FSSA says changes to key eligibility assessment for Medicaid waiver services take effect July 1

Health / June 20, 2025

FSSA asks federal policymakers for 'flexibility' on HIP eligibility under U.S. Senate proposal

Health / June 18, 2025

Majority of Hoosiers have health insurance, but official highlights rise of 'underinsurance'

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