Posted: 3:55 PM Federal regulators have approved new suppliers for two crucial cancer drugs. That is intended to ease critical shortages adding to fears that patients, particularly children with leukemia, could miss lifesaving treatments.
Posted: 4:02 PM Chocolate lovers can really take heart to this new research study.
Posted: 4:24 PM A threatened nationwide shortage of a drug needed to fight the most common form of childhood cancer has been averted at Memorial Children's Hospital, for now.
Posted: 4:19 PM The days of the "King Size" candy bar are soon coming to an end. Mars, which makes Snickers, Milky Way and M&M's, will no longer sell any candy that's more than 250 calories.
Updated: 7:14 PM South Bend community leaders stood together Thursday to act out against an issue that's taking more young lives across the country every year.
Updated: 6:57 PM Imagine being a parent with a child fighting cancer and being told there was a shortage looming for a drug needed to keep your child alive.
Updated: 7:30 PM New treatments are helping men with prostate cancer live longer, but can still cause embarrassing side effects. Now, there's a new type of guided radiation that's making life easier for a lot of men.
Updated: 12:42 PM The relationship between tenant and landlord is often a tumultuous one. That generalization couldn't be truer than at one Mishawaka apartment complex, where for months, renters have fought sicknesses thought to be brought on by mold.
Posted: 10:40 AM A doctor at University Hospital in Ann Arbor has used part of a woman's shoulder blade to reconstruct her voice box.
Posted: 9:54 PM Indiana health officials say the number of confirmed measles cases in central Indiana has grown to 10 children and adults.
Posted: 11:00 AM Indiana University Hospital says bedbugs were found over the weekend at Riley Hospital for Children in Indianapolis.
Posted: 5:10 PM If you suspect your doctor isn't being completely honest with you, you could be right. A new survey shows that some of them fib a lot.
Updated: 6:36 PM COPD is the third leading cause of death in the United States, killing as many as 120,000 people every year.
Posted: 12:00 PM There is new evidence that coronary artery disease can be passed genetically from fathers to their sons.
Posted: 11:58 AM Although cesarean section surgeries are common and generally considered safe, new research suggests they may not be best for some tiny babies.
Posted: 4:44 AM Nearly 700 women have donated healthy breast tissue to the nation's only facility to collect, catalog and analyze tissue for breast cancer research.
Posted: 7:12 PM Patient confidentiality is a top priority for hospitals, but IU Health Goshen is now taking added steps after learning a virus snaked its way into an online server.
Posted: 4:32 PM Pfizer Inc. is recalling 28 lots of birth control pills after uncovering a packaging error that could leave women with an inadequate dose of the hormone-based drugs and raise the risk that they will get pregnant accidentally.
Posted: 2:28 PM The Indiana Senate has approved a bill that would tighten laws on how doctors may administer the so-called abortion pill.
Posted: 4:26 PM According to a new report from the CDC and the National Cancer Institute, not enough Americans are being screened for common cancers despite the disease becoming a growing issue in the United States.
Updated: 6:49 PM A fight between the Catholic Church, and Obama administration could be brewing.
Updated: 11:54 PM He’s being called a hero and he isn’t even ten yet. Logan Nunez sprung into action when his great grandmother passed out last week – and ended up saving her life.
Posted: 3:42 PM An Indiana Senate committee has approved a proposal to tighten laws on how doctors can give women the so-called abortion pill even though doctors testified that the measure requires prescription of a more dangerous higher dosage.
Posted: 3:34 PM Women apparently feel pain more intensely than men.
