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Now, let’s save infants’ lives
Indiana is one of the most dangerous places in the US for babies. Only 10 states have higher rates of infant mortality — meaning the number of babies ...
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January 26, 2024
‘Sister friends’ met through IU Health’s Congregational Care Network
A program that connects patients and congregations celebrates its success.
By TJ Banes, IU Healt...
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December 15, 2023
Physician takes a leading role
From team captain on his peewee baseball and football teams to being the IU Health Southern India...
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November 30, 2023
Barbershop blood pressure checks bring healthcare to the community
IU Health is making healthcare prevention more convenient. Here’s how:
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From Ukraine to Fishers: Team members help refugees settle in
IU Health Saxony Hospital
As the Lobanov family fled Ukraine, team members at IU Health Saxony partnered with a local non-profit to make the refugees’ arrival in Fishers more comfortable.
By Charlotte Stefanski, cstefanski@iu...
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Trusting her gut saved her life
IU Health Arnett Hospital
“Something so small, yet it saved my life,” shares Ellison Shidler, 19, of Lafayette—referring to her equestrian helmet.
According to Horses Only, horseback riding is the leading cause of sports-rel...
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IU Health upsizes downtown hospital project to better serve Indiana
INDIANAPOLIS – Construction is in full swing on Indiana University Health’s new downtown hospital and expanded medical campus, which will bring a next-generation acute-care adult hospital to Indiana. ...
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Grant funding equips IU Health to help ease the excruciating pain of sickle cell disease
IU Health Simon Cancer Center
Patients suffering from sickle cell disease (SCD) and the excruciating pain that is its primary symptom will soon see relief, thanks to a $29,680 grant from the Association of Health Opportunity Throu...
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Arnett, home to many 'firsts'
IU Health Arnett Hospital
Dr. Philip Krause, clinical cardiac electrophysiology, and retired general surgeon, Dr. Jack Kelley have a lot in common. They're neighbors. They've practiced medicine at IU Health Arnett and they're ...