Since 2008, 175 babies have been born and raised at the Indiana Women's Prison.

About 32,000 people are shot and killed every year in the United States. But twice that number ‒ 67,000 by some estimates ‒ survive after being shot.

Telemedicine legislation passed in 2016 allows doctors to prescribe some medications without seeing a patient in person.

While treatment for the disease is relatively straightforward, the communication between insurers and providers can be riddled with clerical errors and prone to delays.

The Youth Survey from the Indiana University’s Indiana Prevention Resource Center analyzed answers from more than 126,000 Hoosier students – sixth to 12th grade – at 409 schools around the state.

Diabetes education teaches skills like healthy eating and exercise and monitoring medications.

At one hospital in Indianapolis, doctors started to try to intervene and connect overdose patients with treatment instead of simply discharging them.

An Indiana woman named to an national Early-Stage Advisory Group for the Alzheimer's Association stresses the importance of research and reducing stigma.

Child Advocates in Marion County is this year's Gen Con charity partner and hopes to spread awareness about the need for CASA volunteers.

The latest research from Dr. Niculescu show biomarkers found in blood tests are universally useful in determining who is at risk for suicide.