The CDC has recommended changes. Here’s what physicians say.
Tag: public health
Posted inHealth
How an anonymous text service could prevent Indy’s next overdose
Overdose Lifeline sends alerts about drug seizures, laced batches and resources.
Posted inHealth
Attend free birth education classes in Indianapolis
Learn about birth plans, doulas and nutrition.
Posted inHealth
Indy’s COVID-19 levels are increasing heading into the holidays
Protect yourself by washing your hands and wearing a mask.
Posted inHealth
Indy hospitals impose visitor restrictions as flu, RSV cases rise
Local doctors say it’s not too late to get vaccinated.
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Indy neighbors want you to know about resources to live longer
The nonprofit Indy Health District aims to improve access to food, jobs, healthcare and walkable neighborhoods.
Posted inHealth
Learn how to reverse an overdose at a free Nov. 13 training
You will receive two doses of naloxone, a medication that saves lives.
Posted inHealth
Indy’s health agency changes investigative practice after criticism
Health and Hospital is still doing the “bare minimum,” one city-county councilor said.
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Prenatal care group for Black women faces state funding cuts
“People do not have to be dying, and the solutions are simple,” an Indy midwife said.
Posted inNeighborhoods
Have free coffee and conversations at Martindale Brightwood events
Coffee and Conversation is 8-10 a.m. every Wednesday in October.