Indiana has two new laws that aim to highlight and begin addressing the risks firefighters face from wearing gear that contains PFAS. Experts say those chemicals likely increase the risk of cancer and other health issues. Those experts also say the risk goes beyond just firefighters.

How does telehealth affect health care in rural areas? One audience member inspired this question.

The goal of the Fresh Bucks program is to make fresh fruits and vegetables more accessible for SNAP recipients.

People who drive their personal vehicle as a contractor for Uber, GrubHub and other similar networks might not be covered by personal insurance while working on the road. A new law aims to ensure fuller coverage.

State Health Commissioner Dr. Kris Box announced Friday she would be retiring from her position on May 31. Dr. Lindsay Weaver, Indiana Department of Health chief medical officer, will replace her starting June 1.

How can Hoosiers know the telehealth services they're receiving are legitimate? A listener from Kewanna, Indiana, was curious.

Indiana's My Health Baby program connecting pregnant Hoosiers and new moms and babies with at-home care is now in all 92 counties.

Policy experts say one way to help close the racial gap in maternal health outcomes is to ensure people on Medicaid dont lose coverage two months after pregnancy.

Falling is the leading cause of deaths that result from injuries for older adults. One in four adults age 65 and older fall every year.

Two bills aiming to lower hospital and prescription drug prices in Indiana passed both the House and Senate and are now headed to Gov. Eric Holcomb’s desk.