Within in one week, Indianapolis-based Eli Lilly hopes two oncology purchases will boost its cancer drug portfolio.

A new partnership aims to reduce diabetes in three neighborhoods in Indianapolis where the rates of the disease are as high as 17 percent.

Art therapy and therapeutic art making have found a home at the IU Neuroscience Center.

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

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

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.

A crisis team intervention pilot program in Indianapolis has released initial findings.

The Marion County Sheriff's office says more than 40 percent of inmates suffer from a mental illness and the Mobile Crisis Assistance Team, MCAT, was created to try and reduce the criminalization of mental illness and prevent people from entering the system.

Pharmacogenomics or PGx is the study of how genes affect a person's response to drugs. Until now, drugs have been created with the idea that they will effect everyone the same. The study of PGx can make treatment more personalized and it can mean less error and better outcomes.

Marion County health officials say this season's rate of flu activity and respiratory complaint reports is greater than last season's.

Local doctors are adjusting and taking a more practical and less hazardous way of diagnosing patients.