Your Health Matters SickWatch

WSBT News and the Memorial Medical Group are teaming up to bring you a weekly feature, the Your Health Matters SickWatch. The Memorial Medical Group’s network of doctors and clinics provide WSBT News with information about high rates of certain illnesses in communities throughout Michiana. Read more »

• Palliative medicine draws doctors interested in easing suffering
• Hospital's Facebook chat offers swine flu answers
• Report: 6 in Ind. died from swine flu last week
• Ex-Kiss drummer: Breast cancer not just for women
• Bill would cause increase in Medicare premiums
• Local breast cancer survivors react to new detection guidelines
• White House at odds with bishops over abortion
• Don't blame fast food: Mummies had heart disease
• Military experiment seeks to predict PTSD
• Two in LaPorte County die from H1N1 complications
• Study: Injured uninsured more likely to die in ER
• Study: New device improves heart failure survival
• New mammogram advice raises questions, concerns
• Sexually spread diseases up, better testing cited
• Abdul-Jabbar surprised by reax to leukemia news
• Common disorder causes millions to lose sleep
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• Former social worker new Indiana child services ombudsman
• What's in the river? PART 1
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• Funds to help Indiana lawyers with mental health problems
• Advocates push for defibrillators on trains
• Government: Medicare paid $47 billion in suspect claims
• Doctors use social networks — Facebook, Twitter, YouTube — to educate patients
• US questions safety of alcoholic energy drinks
• Advocates against war on drugs working on options
• Woman accused of faking breast cancer for implants
• Boxes of medical files found abandoned
• Indiana officials welcome signs of swine flu taper
• Program on H1N1 offered to speakers of Spanish in Elkhart County
• Experts: Placebo power behind many natural cures
• LA hospital: X-ray overdoses could cause cataracts
• Mishawaka family making every moment count for son with fatal disease
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• Michiana counties struggle to tackle demand for H1N1 vaccine
• Demand for H1N1 vaccine high at South Bend-area colleges
• Unmarried woman says Ohio clinic turned her away
• Dairy industry pushes chocolate milk in America's schools
• Meeting features high-tech tools for older adults
• Goshen Police offer free child safety seat inspections
• U.S. House passes health care bill on close vote, 220-215
• Indiana University-Bloomington taking swine flu vaccine reservations
• Kids will be able to receive their second H1N1 dose
• Red Cross educates Elkhart kindergarteners about flu prevention
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• Officials: Swine flu confirmed in Iowa cat
• Kellogg pulls immunity claima from Rice Krispies
• Indiana urges minorities to be tested for AIDS
• UPDATE: Elkhart County holds second H1N1 vaccination clinic
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• Premature births worsen US infant death rate
• St. Joseph County health officials: Shots, nasal spray equally effective in fighting H1N1