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Indiana Health News

This page covers medical research, wellness practices, public health guidance, hospital programs and health insurance changes. Reporting tracks the clinical and personal health decisions that affect individuals across Indiana.

Indiana Group Deploys Air Monitors Across Southwest Region

Indiana Group Deploys Air Monitors Across Southwest Region

A $75,000 grant is helping Southwestern Indiana Citizens for Quality of Life track particulate pollution and well water contaminants.

Live Poll

Do you trust official government monitoring of air and water quality where you live?


Substance Abuse

Live Poll

Should states mandate work for Medicaid recipients regardless of individual chronic health conditions?

Substance Abuse

Indiana Defines Medical Frailty for Medicaid Enrollees

State officials establish a new classification system to determine work requirement exemptions.

Indiana Defines Medical Frailty for Medicaid Enrollees

Mental Health

Live Poll

Do you feel the overall quality of life in your state is currently improving?

Mental Health

Indiana Ranked 33rd in National Happiness Study

The state secured a mid-tier position among all 50 states in a new analysis of well-being indicators.

Indiana Ranked 33rd in National Happiness Study

Diseases

Cancer

Indiana University Researchers Study Male Breast Cancer

The center is investigating biological development in male breast tissue to improve future treatment outcomes.


Children’s Health

Live Poll

Do you believe your community provides enough support for children to maintain healthy physical habits?

Children’s Health

Indiana Youth Institute Examines Rising Child Obesity

A new series addresses significant increases in childhood obesity rates across Indiana.

Indiana Youth Institute Examines Rising Child Obesity

Weight Loss

Live Poll

Do you think your community offers enough access to healthy food and exercise?

Weight Loss

Indiana Ranks 18th Among Most Obese States

WalletHub's 2026 report places Indiana 18th nationally in overweight and obesity rates, with West Virginia at the top.

Indiana Ranks 18th Among Most Obese States

Regular subjects here include pharmaceutical approvals, public health warnings, medical research outcomes and hospital system initiatives. The coverage reaches from the capital to the rural counties, following how state-level policy and local delivery intersect. In Indiana, insurance availability and regional access to care act as the primary structural factors shaping the landscape. Shifts in public health guidelines and medical workforce availability are the developments that appear most consistently.