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By Judith Graham, KHN A new coronavirus variant is circulating, the most transmissible one yet. Hospitalizations of infected patients are rising. And older adults represent nearly 90% of U.S.…
With a mission to give back to the community, Medstar Laboratory, Inc. president Neal Patel and his brother, chief operating officer Raj Patel, announced on January…
The University of Chicago Medicine and AdventHealth have closed on a transaction to form a joint venture called UChicago Medicine AdventHealth, which will combine the expertise and…
If you have cancer, you may find yourself undergoing chemotherapy. This treatment can help manage or even cure your disease, but it can also cause a…
The Gary Community School Corporation (GCSC) recently enhanced its gymnasium at West Side Leadership Academy with the installation of new bleachers, which had not been replaced…
During the winter months there is typically a spike in seasonal illnesses such as common colds, flu, and pneumonia. This winter, cases of COVID-19 and respiratory…
By Reverend Dr. John E. Jackson, Sr. “I pointed out to you the brightest star in the heavens and all you saw was the tip of…
For decades, research and anecdotal information have confirmed students in the United States experience a “learning loss” between the time school ends for summer vacation and…
By Danielle Smith, Indiana Public News Service A new study shows kids in child care are not more likely to exhibit behavior problems than those who…
Community Healthcare System and Aetna have agreed on an amendment that will avoid the coverage termination scheduled for Jan. 15, 2023. As a result, there will…