Indiana hospitals will no longer divert patients for hospital overcrowding
Health
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Indiana hospitals will no longer divert patients for hospital overcrowding
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‘Historic levels of flooding’ in Indiana will take time for damage assessment
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Selma Elementary opens Delaware County’s first accessible playground
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Pharmacist accused of yearslong drug diversion gives up bid to renew Indiana license
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NIPSCO wants federal regulators to grant it more money from customers
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Indiana reports six salmonella cases as contaminated jalapeños are recalled
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Muncie council approves money and build agreement for fire station 5
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Defendants awaiting trial are filling up psychiatric hospital beds. Indiana officials call it a crisis
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Indiana Medicaid will cover GLP-1s for obesity
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Indiana reports nearly 1,000 cyclosporiasis cases
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Federally funded state initiative focuses on rural hospitals in medically underserved areas
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Purdue veterinary college looks at expansion to address vet shortage
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Indiana sees blood donor decline in June as Red Cross declares emergency shortage
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Indiana among states warned against eating Taco Bell lettuce amid cyclospora outbreak
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Delaware County names new health officer after ‘Doc’ Peterson dies
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‘I don’t know how we approve this’: pharmacy board narrowly accepts drug diversion settlement
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Indiana abortion reports remain confidential after unanimous state Supreme Court action
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Anderson zoning board approves downtown substance abuse recovery center
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Fire marshal: 13,000 injured from fireworks in U.S. last year -
Eli Lilly suspends access to drug discounts for some hospitals
