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For Jaimie Sheil, an outcome more terrifying than being diagnosed with some awful complication is that when she arrives at an emergency department, doctors will tell her that she is just fine

The Colts hold their second of two joint practices with the Atlanta Falcons at Grand Park. IndyStar Insiders Nathan Brown and Joel A. Erickson will have all the highlights from the workout here

For as long as they can remember, sisters Karon Richardson and Nikki James have shared many things, including a lifelong struggle with their weight. After years of trying just about every diet under the sun and watching the pounds return, both women turned to bariatric surgery. The procedures helped them lose weight and regain confidence,…

The Colts hold their first of two joint practices with the Atlanta Falcons at Grand Park. IndyStar Insiders Nathan Brown and Joel A. Erickson will have all the highlights from the two-hour workout here

How can a medication that is life-changing for one person not have much of an impact on someone else? Two people can begin the identical GLP-1 prescription, at the exact same dose, and finish the year with completely different results. Research from the 23andMe Research Institute revealed just how wide that gap runs: some people…

As we get older, it is hard not to replay certain moments and think, if only I had known this sooner. Many men reach their 40s and 50s with a clearer sense of what truly mattered, and just as importantly, what never deserved so much stress, money, or energy in the first place. With time…

I hope I can continue to walk fast heading into my 80s. Now, I’m learning that continuing that habit could help my brain health

When Julie Robertson, 56, was faced with a partial knee replacement roughly five years ago, the physical therapist worried she was heading down the path of becoming a “frail adult” after losing a lot of muscle in the wake of her surgery. 

Throughout the 2020s, the EAGL has been one of the most dynamic conferences in Division I women’s gymnastics. From setting standards to setting records, many athletes have left lasting marks on their teams. Here are four gymnasts in particular who changed the direction of their programs. 

Psychology says people who never take lunch breaks aren’t always the most productive