Federal authorities say J.T.M. Provisions Co. is recalling pulled barbequed beef products that could be contaminated with rubber.

As Indiana’s top health official for three years, Adams championed harm reduction methods in response to the opioid crisis.

College of Applied Behavioral Sciences Dean Anita Thomas says most current behavioral health programs don’t offer enough training specializing in addiction.

The health of Hoosiers may be impacted as the climate continues to change and a new report examines how environmental trends, including continued warming, could impact health statewide.

State law now requires prescribers to receive opioid prescription training every two years. The Indiana State Medical Association will develop an app to help them do this.

It’s not known what the health effects are from using e-cigarettes. But one local dentist is raising concerns over a large number of young adult patients in her office with tooth decay, which she attributes to vaping.

Hospital systems around the state have partnered to survey more than 80,000 households about their healthcare needs.

The measure’s author says it’s the “last piece of the puzzle” to help coaches protect student athletes’ health.

The Indiana State Department of Health, ISDH, issued a warning this week about the dangers of synthetic marijuana after severe bleeding was associated with cases in Indiana and Illinois.

The ACA required coverage of lactation support services and equipment and this resulted in thousands more women breastfeeding their babies and doing so for a longer time.