Earlier this month I photographed Dr. Richard Fogel, a heart doctor at St. Vincent Heart Center in Indianapolis, for a Wall Street Journal story outlining a recent dramatic increase in the price of a pair of heart medications, Isuprel (Isoproterenol) and Nitropress (Nitroprusside Sodium). The price hikes were not a result of improvements but rather the ownership: the prices rose drastically after the rights to the drugs were acquired by Valeant Pharmaceuticals in earlier this year.
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Indiana Cream and Crimson Spring Football Game
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Indianapolis Motor Speedway unveils 500 Festival cars
Last week I photographed the unveiling of the 500 Festival cars at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. These aren’t pace cars but rather the “official” vehicle used by race/track officials and VIPs around Indy to promote the Indianapolis 500 in the weeks leading up to the race. Indianapolis Mayor Greg Ballard was there to drive a Chevrolet Volt pace car and he seemed to be in good spirits after the Indiana RFRA “fix” was signed into law earlier in the day:
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Retired U.S. Army Col. Richard Welch
Last month I had the opportunity to photograph Richard Welch, a retired U.S. Army colonel, for a story in The Wall Street Journal about the U.S. government’s delay in processing visas for Iraqis who assisted Welch and other American troops during the war. With the rise of the Islamic State and other factions hostile to the United States, these Iraqis and their families now find themselves as targets as they wait years for visas to enter the U.S.
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