Indiana and more than 30 other states have enacted what are called presumptive laws, but many have learned those laws don’t guarantee health care coverage after a cancer diagnosis.

Indiana University's Addictions Crisis Grand Challenge initiative will oversee the training before distributing free naloxone kits to the first 1,000 who complete the training.

Ten years ago, Congress enacted the Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act. It requires most insurance companies to cover mental illness on par with other medical issues, but doesn’t require coverage for all mental health treatments.

Indiana recorded its first two deaths from the West Nile Virus this week. One is in Marion County and one in Grant County.

Health officials say this has been the only confirmed human case of the virus in Marion County this year.

An estimated 338,000 Hoosier family caregivers provide billions in unpaid care a year for people with Alzheimer’s disease alone.

Indiana's funding announced Wednesday by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services was among more than $1 billion awarded to all 50 states to combat opioid abuse.

People with phenylketonuria can’t process a certain amino acid in protein. To make up for the protein they can’t eat, phenylketonurics drink the special lab-made formula that removes the offending amino acid.

Second Lady Karen Pence and U.S. Surgeon General Jerome Adams returned to Indiana Tuesday to highlight a new workplace drug rehabilitation program that is said to be the first of its kind.

A new study looked at whether or not early intervention would have changed the dynamics of the outbreak. Researchers hope it illustrates a valuable lesson for communities in the future.