Indiana Public Media News
A FAQs sheet from Purdue University shows most states allow the sale of raw milk, but Indiana is not one of them.
Non-human West Nile Virus cases have been detected throughout the state, although only one human case has been confirmed.
The smoking rate in Indiana has decreased by 23% dropping from 27.4% to 21.2% from 2001 to 2010.
Many physicians have been sending insured patients to public health clinics, which receive government funded vaccines.
Planned Parenthood may lose all it's federal funding if House Bill 1205 passes, forcing many Hoosiers to seek reproductive health care elsewhere.
More than 24,000 cases of child abuse were reported in the state of Indiana in 2009
Beginning January 1, officials will no longer accept paper death certificates. The change is expected to improve accuracy.
Indiana has received $16 million to construct and renovate community health centers.
Reported cases of whooping cough are reaching the highest levels in nearly half a century.
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