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Planned Parenthood Serves Without Komen

Planned Parenthood Serves Without Komen

No hurdles can stop any noble cause from helping and serving. Despite a full stop put over the financial help by Susan G. Komen for the Cure regarding Planned Parenthood for breast cancer screenings, Planned Parenthood of Indiana is still capable to serve its purpose and achieve its aim.

Super Bowl Raises Concern of Indiana Officials Regarding Measles

Super Bowl Raises Concern of Indiana Officials Regarding Measles

Super Bowl festival could become the biggest reason for the spread of measles in the region following the confirmations received from the health experts in the area.

Cilantro Packs Recalled Due To Salmonella Infection

Cilantro Packs Recalled Due To Salmonella Infection

It was revealed by the Food and Drug Administration that as many as 6,141 packs of Cilantro have been sent back after there were tests conducted to reveal that they were infected with the Salmonella virus.

Verdict Awaited on Indiana Parenthood Case

Verdict Awaited on Indiana Parenthood Case

Planned Parenthood of Indiana is said to take care of the cost of treating Medicaid patients this coming week, after a state law had cut the Medicaid funds of health-care provider on Wednesday. They were also said to be battling the case in the federal court, in terms of the constitutionality of the law.

Demolition of an Indiana School Under an Abatement Project

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Under an abatement project, the building of an Indiana school, Lowell Middle School containing asbestos will be demolished this summer. The building will be demolished to make sure that students are not at the health risk.

Indiana Has a Lower Risk of Air Pollution than the Rest of the Nation

Indiana Has a Lower Risk of Air Pollution than the Rest of the Nation

According to a recent study, Indiana has a substantially lower health risk from the air toxins, when compared to the states that surround it. This was a revelation made by the Indiana Department of Environmental management.

Purdue University student transforms old bike into a solar-powered one

Purdue University student transforms old bike into a solar-powered one

A Wednesday release by Purdue University, Indiana, has revealed that one of its students, Tony Danger Coiro, has transformed an old motorcycle into a solar-powered bike that can achieve a top speed of 70km (40m) per hour.

According to the release, physics major Coiro, purchased a 1978 Suzuki for US$50 and spent US$2500 to redesign and retrofit it into a street-legal bike.

Indiana Reports Second Largest Percentage of Adult Smokers

Indiana Reports Second Largest Percentage of Adult Smokers

A Federal report released this week evinces that Indiana hosts the second-largest percentage of adult smokers in the United States. It is preceded by West Virginia.

However, despite such appalling figures, the state health officials declare that the state has made considerable progress in the last ten years.

Republic to Buy $3 Billion Jet from Bombardier

Republic to Buy $3 Billion Jet from Bombardier

Indiana-based Republic Airways Holdings revealed its intentions of buying Bombardier Inc.'s 40 CS300 jetliners, with options for an additional 40 C-Series of new generation fuel-efficient and environmentally friendly passenger jets worth $3 billion after recently acquiring two airlines this year.

Domestic Hunger Relief Org Reports a Steep Growth in Hunger

The Food Bank of Northwest Indiana (FBNI) and 'Feeding America', the nation's largest domestic hunger-relief organization, have issued the findings of a new study that suggest a significant increase in the growth of hunger in Idaho. Food banks are working to keep up with the great need for food.

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