IN: Reproductive Health
Advocates: Ease of access to contraception could lower accidental pregnancies
Vending machines commonly found in workplace break rooms generally contain soft drinks or snacks but one machine in Indianapolis dispenses unconventio…
IU Prof: SCOTUS taking up abortion pill a 'momentous occurrence'
As the United States Supreme Court decides whether the abortion pill is safe, some legal scholars predict the decision may backfire on anti-abortion …
Pregnant Patients of Color Report Mistreatment by Medical Providers
A new study finds that people of color often experience different treatment during and after their pregnancy than do their white counterparts in encou…
Hundreds of New Indiana Laws Start This Weekend
More than 250 new laws take effect Saturday in Indiana. They range from legalizing the ninja weapons known as throwing stars, to creating a 25-foot …
Board Fines Indiana Doc for Speaking about 10-Year-Old's Abortion
An Indiana licensing board has fined a local physician $3,000 and handed her a letter of reprimand after she went public about a 10-year-old Ohio pati…
IN Minority Health Coalition Works to Lower Infant Mortality Rates
Indiana ranks eighth in the country for stillbirth and infant mortality numbers, as many counties lack access to obstetric care. One out of every 16…
Documentary Tours Indiana to Promote Paid Family Leave
INDIANAPOLIS — Free screenings of a new documentary on the need for paid family leave start today in Indianapolis. The film, "Zero Weeks," …
Infant Mortality Rate More Than Just a Health Issue
INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana's infant mortality rate is dismal, and advocates hope a new law signed by the governor will be a step towards lowering …
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