This year’s vaccine is changed to make it more effective and accessible.

About 350 people from around the state attended the Public Health Conference lead by Indiana University’s Addictions Crisis Grand Challenge.

A recent study found the blood lead levels of children living in the superfund site is higher than those living in other parts of the city.

Many women don't have the resources to receive medical care before and after pregnancy.

The report examines a five-year period between 2011 and 2016 and finds the number of hospital and ER visits dropped.

Experts are implementing what they say is an easier, more efficient way to get healthcare workers the training they need.

The Longitudinal Early Onset Alzheimer’s Disease or LEADS, study could help improve diagnosis and care as well as provide insight on potential therapies.

The City Health Dashboard is the first of its kind look at health measures that influence life expectancy, neighborhood by neighborhood.

Nurse practitioners would still need to receive training and apply for a waiver to prescribe MAT.

A new movement is underway to make Indiana more dementia friendly through better awareness and understanding of the disease.