According to The Huntington County Department of Health, lab results returned Thursday indicated a 27-year-old woman died in late October of H1N1 flu related
IPFW will hold event and Ivy Tech will go smoke-free to celebrate the Smokeout
A breast cancer survivor credits her mammogram for saving her life and she doesn't think women should wait until they are 50 years old to start getting
With more than four million children diagnosed, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is known as the most common childhood mental disorder.
There's conflicting new information about when women should start getting regular mammograms. A government panel of doctors and scientists now recommends most
Responding to a recommendation from the Fort Wayne-Allen County Department of Health, Parkview and Lutheran hospitals in Fort Wayne have visitor restricitons
For many women, getting a mammogram is already one of life's more stressful experiences. Now, women in their 40s have the added anxiety of trying to figure out
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said the outbreak was first reported at a boys camp in Sullivan County, N.Y.
The Vera Bradley Foundation for Breast Cancer announced Thursday that it is committing $10 million to breast cancer research at the Indiana University Melvin
NewsChannel 15 has made it easy for you to tell the difference between a cold, seasonal flu and H1N1.
State health officials say nine Indiana residents died last week from the H1N1 flu, a surge that's nearly doubled the state's H1N1 flu fatalities to 19 since
Adults with chronic health problems can now get the H1N1 flu vaccine at the Carew Medical Park in Allen County.
Microsoft is developing a camera called SenseCam, which automatically captures photos of everything you see and do all day.
After waves of people filling emergency rooms, some hospitals are reporting a slow down in flu patients.
Some people who get H1N1 have a very mild course while others take drastic turns for the worse. Those changes can happen quickly and it's key to recognize
The Congressional Budget Office estimates that only 2 percent of Americans under the age of 65 would sign up for insurance under the much-debated public
