A new educational institution with a strong focus on nursing has debuted in Dallas: South College celebrated a ribbon-cutting ...

The road to recovery can be a long and arduous task depending on what is injured on a patient and what type of surgery is performed. One of the last steps in that journey is physical therapy, which is ...

Over the past few decades, discussions about sex have become less and less stigmatized. Still, speaking about sex can be tough, which is why sex therapy is so important. A therapist can help you ...

TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - Kamble Haverkamp spends his Saturdays cutting down opponents on the football field, but during the week he works to build people up as a physical therapy assistant. The Washburn ...

Despite high demand, many Hoosier parents struggle to access after-school programs for their kids, according to a new study released by the Afterschool Alliance. (Getty Images) Five in six Indiana ...

Choosing the right therapist can feel overwhelming. With so many options out there, it’s hard to know where to begin. But what if the real key to healing wasn’t about finding someone with the right ...

Indiana has a had a syringe exchange law on the books since 2015. Indiana Code 16-41-7.5 allows for the creation of syringe programs in the state. With the creation of these syringe programs, there ...

INDIANA — Discussions about how to reduce crime are constantly happening in communities across the state of Indiana. One nonprofit that works in women’s correctional facilities in Indianapolis, ...

Fort Worth elementary and middle schools have excelled on U.S. News and World Report's just-released list of the best K-8 schools in Texas for 2026, with one that's first in class: The No. 1 best ...

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Christopher Groux is an editor, writer and accessibility advocate. Before joining the Forbes Health team, he covered Accessibility at Reviewed and gaming at Inverse and Newsweek. When he’s not ...

Indiana no longer is encouraging eligible Hoosiers to enroll in state-subsidized health care programs as part of an effort to reduce how much it spends on Medicaid.