“Do not panic — yet!” That advice from Dr. Randy Stevens came Wednesday afternoon during a seminar for businesses in the Wabash Valley facing the H1N1 flu pandemic that’s sweeping the nation.....more>>
Diabetes Awareness Dinner set Monday The Union Hospital Diabetes Education Center will host a Diabetes Awareness Dinner at 6 p.m. Monday in the Landsbaum Center for Health Education at 1433 N. 61/2 St.
“One of the best kept secrets in Indiana is the opportunity for Medicare enrollees to have assistance with their Medicare questions and issues,” Indiana Department of Insurance Commissioner Carol Cutter says.
Susan G. Komen for the Cure grant funding is available for costs that are not covered by insurance for the following clinical offerings at The Maple Center to those who are in breast cancer treatment.
For patients or families of patients with diabetes, glucose monitoring is an important aspect of proper care. In today’s rapidly changing world of technology, though, glucose monitoring is making a name for itself.
Senior Education Ministries Inc. has partnered with Comfort Keepers to offer the senior community an opportunity to learn to seek, read and find resources to enhance daily living.
The Continuing Nursing Education Program at Indiana State University’s College of Nursing, Health, and Human Services will present “In the Eye of the Beholder” on Nov. 13.
A big cash prize and lots of helpful information for Wabash Valley seniors will be on tap at Saturday’s 2009 Tribune-Star Senior Expo in Hulman Center.
The Rockville Chapter of the National Association of Active and Retired Federal Employees will host a health benefits update meeting at 12:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Benjamin’s II Family Restaurant at 605 E. Ohio St. (U.S. 36) in Rockville.
Based on statistics released last week, 1 in 91 children are identified as being on the Autism Spectrum Disorder, making it the fastest growing developmental disorder.