Members of the Indiana General Assembly are hearing a unified call for help as they return to the statehouse Monday. The Sickle Cell Awareness Day event aims to fill the building with messages about the problems many people with sickle cell face to alert lawmakers to ways the state can help.

Cold | Flu | COVID The following guidelines to reduce the spread of illness for patients and caregivers remain in place at IHI. Protecting patients and staff is vital to our mission and to reduce the spread of viruses. Wash your hands or use the alcohol hand rub upon...

Innovative Hematology and the Indiana Hemophilia & Thrombosis Center (IHTC) are excited to announce our new Cardiovascular Disease Risk Reduction Program. Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is also known as heart disease. The goal of this program is to reduce patients’ risk of CVD.

By Reyna Revelle | WISHTV INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — A 42-year-old man has made history as the first person in Indiana to undergo gene therapy for hemophilia B. Doctors say it’s a medical breakthrough in the state. Hemophilia B is a rare genetic disorder that affects 1 in...

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — A team of blood disorder experts from Indianapolis achieved a significant milestone by hosting a medical education camp in Kenya.

von Willebrand disease (VWD) is believed to be the most common bleeding disorder, affecting as many as 1% of the general population, yet is commonly left undiagnosed. Lifespan care is necessary, as prolonged uncontrolled bleeding can be life-threatening.

Like most industries, healthcare is experiencing a shortage of specialized doctors. In the hematology/oncology specialization, many physicians choose the more common of the two, oncology. Doctors who are trained in both also tend to be mostly exposed to oncology work...

Johnathan Sosbe is a senior at Athens Academy in Crawfordsville, and on the outside he seems like your typical teen. But he’s living with the life-threatening rare blood disease, hemophilia. Johnathan and Mary Brunkhart, a career counselor with innovative hematology, joined Angela in the studio to share some advice for other students facing medical conditions that may affect their schooling.

By Alexandra Kukulka, Post Tribune Sherita Johnson, of Gary, said she’ll never forget receiving the call a week after her youngest child was born. With her other children, Johnson said she received a letter from the hospital stating that they have sickle cell trait....