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New changes to Indiana’s Medicaid program may make it easier for women to keep continuous health coverage during pregnancy.
Several women in a northwest Indiana county say they were denied birth certificates for their stillborn babies.
Indiana's infant mortality rate continues to rise and is linked to substance use disorders.
Preliminary findings of an Indiana State Department of Health study highlight a link between the state’s high infant mortality rate and the drug epidemic.
Doctors who can prescribe a medication for opioid addiction, and accept Medicaid, are already scarce. But even fewer will treat pregnant women.
Insurance companies set rules that can make patients wait for days to get addiction treatment medicine. For pregnant women that can mean dangerous withdrawals.
The Women’s Care Center’s mission is to provide pregnant women the opportunity to choose life in an environment without judgment.
A new group called Bloomington Consumers For Birth Choices got more than 1,000 people to sign a petition in support of the effort.
The long anticipated stretch of I-69 between Bloomington and Crane is open, common wisdom about getting pregnant may be misleading and a visit from Lil BUB.
The long anticipated stretch of I-69 between Bloomington and Crane is open, common wisdom about getting pregnant may be misleading and a visit from Lil BUB.