Opinion

Note: Next month will mark the fourth anniversary of the death of one of our greatest singer-songwriters, John Prine, who succumbed to COVID-19. Prine, along with Jimmy Buffett and Gordon…

By FRED GLASS & NEIL STEFFENS Guest Columnists The faces of hunger may surprise you. Many who need assistance are middle-class families, the working poor, children, and the elderly. No…

There is good and not-so-good news in this legislative session. There are several bills headed for the governor’s signature. With a scheduled adjournment of March 14, 2024, there is little…

Many of us work with a computer, laptop, tablet, or other mobile device. No matter what you use, you want to apply some of the same principles that we talked…

By JON FORD Guest Columnist Indiana stands at an energy crossroads. The Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission (IURC) has sounded the alarm: our state needs more power. Not just to fuel…

With Feb. 29 being Rare Disease Day, I felt like it was a good time to talk about rare diseases and what it’s like to live with one. I’ve mentioned…

I can’t remember when Mom told me this story. She was small, blond, vivacious, full of questions. She followed my every step like a faithful dog. And I liked it…

I have been practicing long enough to remember the time when prior authorization (PA) by insurance companies for medications, procedures, testing, and other medical services occurred very infrequently. Physicians felt…