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Bars, restaurants, hotel rooms and bowling alleys will no longer allow their customers to smoke inside starting June 1st.
Columbus Regional Hospital installed the floodgates after rains in 2008 flooded the hospital.
A number of the 22 brains around Bloomington have been damaged, but Jill Bolte Taylor considers the vandalism just part of the project.
The affiliation allows Howard regional to maintain its staff and administrative governance.
Amish children in Indiana were more immune to disease than children who grew up on Swiss farms, according to a recent study.
Dr. Douglas Zipes says tasers can provoke sudden cardiac arrest and even death.
The Affordable Care Act provided grants for capital development projects throughout the U.S.
Cities across the U.S. are trying to get their public pools up to ADA standards by a deadline later this month.
Dr. Jill Bolte Taylor's Brain Extravaganza will continue through the fall.
Studies show the decision when to retire may not be entirely in the hands of the baby boomers making it.
The Indiana Commission on the Social Status of Black Males is trying to increase the awareness of health issues in African American men.
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