A professional hockey player, Fabian Granqvist craved grab-and-go snacks made from whole foods to power him through training. He is now on the doorstep of moving his small batch production system to a manufacturing line to feed the masse with his own product.... Read More
Goshen College broke ground Friday on the renovation of its historic Westlawn Hall. The $21 million project will create a state-of-the-art nursing and public health education center and also feature enhanced dining and gathering spaces.... Read More
The health care system will build a new 8,000-square-foot medical building at 235 Hauenstein Road, which plans to open by late summer 2024.... Read More
DeKalb and LaGrange counties will have fewer options for pregnant people to give birth after Parkview Health said it is closing the labor and delivery departments of its hospitals in those counties. Parkview plans to stop providing such care in mid-September.... Read More
IU Indianapolis's Kelley School of Business and School of Dentistry partnered for the program so students can finish a Doctor of Dental Surgery degree as well as a Master of Business Administration. ... Read More
Indianapolis doctor Caitlin Bernard will not be appealing a ruling from the medical licensing board earlier this year in which she was reprimanded for violating patient privacy laws, according to an announcement from her legal representation.... Read More
The undergraduate bachelor of science program has registered 381 students this fall across its Bloomington, Indianapolis and Fort Wayne campuses. It's the largest in the school's 109-year history.... Read More
The American College of Surgeons Committee on Trauma verified the achievement after the hospital met the criteria for trauma care capability and institutional performance.... Read More
Indiana’s largest hospital systems are opaque on their policies for post-rape abortions — or flatly deny the prospect as “elective” — drawing into question the effectiveness of the rape exemption written into the state’s newly effective abortion ban.... Read More
The new Kroger in Eaton, Ohio, will feature a gas station, grocery pick-up and a pharmacy.... Read More
A Hoosier psychiatrist has proven what has long been “medical folklore”—that more people commit suicide during the full moon. The team studied blood samples from suicide deaths collected at the Marion County Coroner’s Office to uncover the increase. ... Read More
The American Civil Liberties Union of Indiana has filed a lawsuit against the Indiana Department of Correction, claiming the DOC won’t provide gender-affirming surgery for an incarcerated transgender woman.... Read More
Parkview Health reopened its LaGrange, Ind., hospital early Monday morning after an air conditioning outage led to closures over the weekend.... Read More
The Board of Trustees approved the new university housing this week, which will be completed for the 2026-27 academic year. The housing need fills a need for this pocket of students, especially after the university scheduled Redbud North and East apartments for demolition in 2024.... Read More
Parkview Health officials said Friday they expect an air conditioning outage closing Parkview LaGrange Hospital to last about 48 hours.... Read More
An Indiana hospital where an employee recently tested positive for tuberculosis has notified hundreds of patients that they may have been exposed to the bacteria that causes TB. The hospital said it was following appropriate infectious disease protocols.... Read More
The Indiana Biosciences Research Institute announced this week it will collaborate with BiomEdit, a Fishers-based spin-off of Elanco Animal Health.... Read More
Five Indiana counties are choosing to give up a combined maximum of $3.3 million in enhanced public health funding from the state in 2024.... Read More
Sonicu provides temperature and environmental monitoring for health care and life sciences customers, including all pharmacies at every IU Health hospital to make sure each fridge and freezer is keeping medication and vaccines at the right temperature.... Read More
A “revolutionary” new way to care for families facing Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias—created right here in Indiana—is now spreading across the country. Its creators say it marks a paradigm shift, because the care model pays as much attention to...... Read More
