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Marsh is now celebrating its fourth year of offering free prescription strength prenatal vitamins to women. More>>
An Indiana Senate committee has approved a statewide smoking ban for Indiana businesses, despite objections over its exemptions for casinos and private clubs. More>>
Breast cancers in women aged 40 to 49 that are diagnosed by mammograms have a better prognosis than those detected by doctors or the women themselves, a new study indicates. More>>
Women with a history of endometriosis have a significantly increased risk of developing three types of ovarian cancer, according to a new study. More>>
Arthritis is a painful joint condition, and the feet are common hosts. More>>
Gluten-free diets have become a popular way to manage gluten sensitivity, but a new analysis suggests that many people who stop eating gluten may not need to do so. More>>
The number of measles cases in central Indiana has reached fifteen, the Indiana State Department of Health reported Tuesday afternoon. More>>
Federal regulators say they've approved new suppliers for two crucial cancer drugs, easing critical shortages - at least for the time being - that have patients worried about missing life-saving treatments. More>>
An additional case of measles has been confirmed in Central Indiana, State health officials said Monday. More>>
The State Health Department says individuals may have been exposed to measles at the following places and dates. More>>
Before the advent of home computers and cell phones, you probably memorized a lot more information -- such as phone numbers and birthdays -- than you do now. More>>
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration plans to take a second look at the weight loss pill Qnexa on Wednesday, after initially rejecting it because of concerns about heart problems and possible birth defects. More>>
Watching a lot of movies that feature alcohol doubles the likelihood that young teens will start drinking, and these teens are more likely to progress to binge drinking, according to a new study. More>>
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