“I came back to horses having found some recovery and healing.”
Category: Health
New eastside Eskenazi campus will serve patients regardless of ability to pay
Community members from the east side have long faced health disparities.
‘It’s a big deal’: Pharmacy closures are hitting westsiders hard
At least 24 pharmacies in Indianapolis have closed since the beginning of the pandemic.
How to be happy (according to fourth graders)
Today is International Day of Happiness, so we asked for advice on how to celebrate from the people who know best — kids.
Advocates call on Eli Lilly to lower insulin prices at downtown rally
People living with Type 1 diabetes and other conditions are fighting for affordable insulin.
Indy principal is fed up with gas stations selling vaping products to her students
A 2022 survey shows young people across the state are using flavored e-cigarettes at high rates.
Free eastside health fair is focused on women’s health
The Community Alliance of the Far Eastside is connecting women to resources, including prenatal and postpartum care.
Indianapolis hospitals perform the state’s few legal abortions after near-total ban
A new report shows the effects of Indiana’s near total-abortion ban.
Indiana lawmakers pass controversial birth control bill that excludes IUDs
Some Democrats and Republicans opposed House Bill 1426 — but for different reasons.
What you need to know about Indiana’s controversial birth control bill
House Bill 1426 was stripped of IUDs. Here’s what could happen next.


