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• How Likely is a Zika Outbreak in the US—or Indiana? Experts Explain

  January 24th, 2017 Despite months of dire headlines, a major Zika outbreak in the United States is unlikely, a paper published in the Journal of Entomology now suggests. The less mosquito-friendly climate, a higher standard of living, and less time spent outdoors make Americans less prone to Zika exposure than people living in countries that have experienced outbreaks,…

• Live in the Country? New Study Says You May Be More Likely to Get Cancer, Heart Disease

  January 23rd, 2017 Rural Americans, including Hoosiers, are more likely to die from five leading health issues than people who live in cities, a new report says. Residents in rural areas are hit harder with heart disease, cancer, unintentional injury, chronic lower respiratory disease (CLRD) and stroke, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s…
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