In the Media

It’s been nearly one year since Indiana’s near-total abortion ban took effect, limiting access to care to just a few narrow exceptions

Moderate drinking won't lengthen your life, a new report suggests, challenging earlier findings that a glass of wine a day is healthy.

A school's size can determine the types of learning opportunities available to students, experts say.

Diabetes stigma negatively impacts the emotional, social, and physical lives of people with diabetes.

Glaucoma is a disease caused by pressure within the eye. Over time, it can lead to vision loss or even blindness.

The Mediterranean diet has been linked to many health benefits for adults. Now, a new study suggests it could be beneficial to children’s heart health as well.

One of the biggest questions leading up to this summer Olympics in Paris — the opening ceremonies begin on July 26 — isn’t just who’ll be bringing home the gold but whether the River Seine, the iconic epicenter of Paris culture and history, will live up to its expectations during the games.

You have more in common with Olympic athletes than you think. You're both highly trained and do physically and mentally demanding work. You may not be performing for billions of viewers, but your stakes are higher, sometimes life or death.

A study by doctors at the Indiana University School of Medicine and elsewhere found a chemical used for farming in the urine of pregnant women.

A widely-used chemotherapy drug used in cancer treatments could greatly increase patients’ long-term risk of hearing loss, according to a study by researchers at Indiana University and the University of South Florida.

Two different stool tests for colorectal cancer screening, Cologuard and ColoSense, proved superior to the widely used fecal immunochemical test (FIT), according to study results.

A groundbreaking study has found video doctor visits highly acceptable for patients with a wide variety of neurological diagnoses, from headaches to movement disorders like Parkinson's disease.