Cyclosporiasis Update (Marion County): Indiana health officials confirmed 15 cases of cyclosporiasis in Marion County, with “explosive” diarrhea as the main symptom; doctors say it’s usually tied to contaminated food or water and often doesn’t spread person-to-person, and they’re urging careful produce washing while investigators look for a source. Syringe Exchange Rules (Clark County): New Indiana syringe exchange requirements are cutting referrals sharply—Clark County reported 726 referrals last summer versus 145 this year—after the program shifted to one-to-one exchanges and added identification requirements. Cardiac Care Recognition (Fort Wayne): Lutheran Hospital earned an American College of Cardiology Heart CARECenter National Distinction of Excellence for its cardiovascular program, highlighting advanced treatment close to home. VA Health IT Rollout (Indiana): Indiana VA facilities are preparing to go live with a new Federal Electronic Health Record system Aug. 22, with online scheduling and prescription features temporarily paused during the transition. Workforce Training Funding (Indiana): Indiana’s Workforce Pell Grant program is underway but limited so far—state education leaders say rulemaking and federal approvals have delayed more program authorizations, though clinical and electrical technician options are already in motion. Public Health & Safety (Indiana): Indiana State Police is seeking donations to support its Therapy K9 program, aimed at emotional support and wellness for staff and families after traumatic incidents.