Health

• Temporary cooling center to open Thursday in Elkhart
• La Porte Police respond to three overdoses Tuesday
• Drinking more coffee leads to a longer life, two studies say
• Research raises hopes for gonorrhea vaccine
• America's uninsured rate is on the rise
• McCain: GOP health care bill 'probably' will die
• Taking steps out of the shadows: Mishawaka walk raises mental illness awareness
• Wiffle ball tournament raises money for Huntington's Disease research
• Hospital requests new hearing for sick baby Charlie Gard
• Senator Donnelly visits Oaklawn, discusses bill to aid addiction treatment centers
• County says unsafe sleeping leads to increase in unexplained infant deaths
• New study shows bar air is cleaner following South Bend smoking ordinance
• Over-the-counter medicines at Shepherd's Cove, keeping Michiana healthy
• An EMT's view from the front lines of America's heroin crisis
• How much does a life cost? Financial crisis comes with opioid epidemic
• Owner of company responsible for 2012 fungal meningitis outbreak sentenced
• More health problems reported from cosmetic products
• Deep cuts to Medicaid put rural hospitals in the crosshairs
• IUSB offers free dental care for children
• IDEM forecasts unhealthy Ozone levels across Indiana
• Two years after death of Savage brothers, grief turns to lesson
• Tick-borne disease suspected in 2-year-old's death
• New program to deliver prescriptions to Saint Joseph Regional hospital rooms
• Health experts: tickborne Lyme Disease to reach all time high
• Powerful new antibiotic could halt superbugs
• Michigan lawmakers want carbon monoxide detectors in all hotels
• Notre Dame professor researching groundbreaking treatment that could cure cancer
• Coroners begin carrying Narcan in St. Joseph County
• Pre-existing conditions: Pregnancy, sleep apnea could make you pay more
• What the GOP health care bill says about pre-existing conditions
• Traveling overseas? South Bend Clinic says you should see them first
• Prostate cancer screening: New guidelines let patients weigh harms, benefits