Health

The agency says the shakes—sold under the Lyons ReadyCare and Sysco Imperial brands—were made at the Prairie Farms Dairy Inc. plant at 3400 Lima Road.... Read More

The facility, which was previously named Hoosier Christian Village, was acquired by Bloomington-based CarDon & Associates earlier this month.... Read More

The company is reducing the cost of its 2.5 milligram and 5 milligram Zepbound vials to $349 and $499 a month, respectively, according to a statement. That’s about $50 less than current prices.... Read More

As health care organizations combat a nationwide nurse shortage, enrollment in nursing programs in southwest Indiana is increasing. However, college representatives believe more faculty and clinical sites are needed to accommodate additional students.... Read More

Saint Roch Veterinary, a subsidiary of Topikos Scientific Inc. in Fort Wayne, has earned a patent for its GingiGuard Gel, a monthly treatment that destroys bad bacteria that form a biofilm on teeth.... Read More

The new cases involve a commercial duck breeder operation in Elkhart County, a commercial turkey farm in Jay County, and a non-poultry hobby flock in Union County.... Read More

Beginning Friday night, FDA employees overseeing medical devices, food ingredients and other key areas received calls and emails notifying them that their recent terminations had been “rescinded effective immediately."... Read More

A lawsuit filed by 17 states, including Indiana, challenging federal rules entitling workers to time off and other accommodations for abortions may proceed, a federal appeals court ruled.... Read More

The cases involve a commercial turkey farm in Jay County, a commercial duck farm in LaGrange County, and a mixed-species hobby flock in Jasper County.... Read More

The Wednesday ruling from Marion County Superior Court Judge James A. Joven detailed a temporary restraining order, which will last at least 10 days. The underlying legal challenge was brought by two OBGYNs who perform the reproductive health care procedure.... Read More

Community Health Network this week announced a joint venture with a unit of Tennessee-based health services company Lifepoint Health to build two 120-bed inpatient hospitals in the Indianapolis area, with construction scheduled to begin in early 2026.... Read More

Indianapolis-based Gate Neurosciences plans to acquire a fellow biotech startup, Menlo Park, California-based Boost Neuroscience, the companies announced Wednesday.... Read More

A House Republican priority measure to lower health care costs for Hoosiers, largely through “site of service” reforms, advanced Tuesday to the Senate — but it still needs work.... Read More

A West Lafayette-based life sciences diagnostic company has received federal regulatory clearance for its first product aimed at early detection of pancreatic cancer.... Read More

When the bell rings at the end of engineering class at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology, students will be able to walk next door to see a real-life hip or knee replacement surgery. The vision to add an outpatient surgical clinic to the university’s planned Innovation Grove District belongs to Dr. R. Michael Meneghini.... Read More

The organization transplanted 1,388 donated organs in 2024, saving 1,216 lives. In 2023, there were 1,134 transplants.... Read More

In a news release issued Tuesday, Union Health said "the purpose of the merger is to improve the health and wellness of ALL Wabash Valley citizens" and listed several anticipated benefits.... Read More

The House Public Health Committee amended a bill that threatens to strip hospitals of their nonprofit status if they exceed a certain price level, raising the penalty threshold and adding language that would create a new hospital facility fee excise tax.... Read More

A federal judge on Monday prevented the National Institutes of Health from changing the percentage that universities and medical schools are paid in facilities and administrative costs in 22 states that filed a lawsuit, blocking a decision that was...... Read More

The National Cancer Institute has awarded a $2.5 million grant over a five-year period to ramp up the project so it can help more children. It will expand work that's been underway since 2018 in Western Kenya.... Read More