Some 53 black Hoosier moms die for every 100,000 live births. That's on par with the maternal death rate in countries like Iraq and Vietnam.

Covering Kids and Families, or CKF, celebrated its goal to cover all 92 Indiana counties. Hundreds of partners gathered in Indianapolis at a recent annual meeting.

Dr. Ben Rodgers, assistant professor of neurological surgery at the Indiana University School of Medicine, has been outspoken about gun violence both before and after the NRA controversy. Side Effects spoke to him about the NRA controversy.

A recently published paper finds Hoosier firefighters are 20 percent more likely due to malignant cancers.

Studies show that children who spent time with their mothers in a prison nursery had less anxiety and depression than children who were separated because of incarceration.

A group of Indiana scientists is involved in a global study on the connection and is one of the largest to look at the genes associated with risk.

Last year Indiana saw one of the worst flu season in recent years, with more than 300 reported deaths.

Food banks say they’re grateful for more food, but there’s a problem: where to put it all.

A new partnership aims to grown Indiana’s farm to school pipelines and connect students with local fresh fruits and vegetables.

In the past five years, Indiana has experienced a surge in the number of children to enter the system.