Surgeon general: Toxic workplaces are bad for your health
Chronic stress and a harsh work environment is linked to heart disease, cancer, depression and other problems, report finds.
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Chronic stress and a harsh work environment is linked to heart disease, cancer, depression and other problems, report finds.
A veterans home in southeastern Minnesota is reporting a COVID-19 outbreak.
The committee acknowledged that the pandemic has gotten better, but believes the world must remain vigilant as the COVID-19 virus has proven unpredictable.
It's long been known as the "silent killer," which is why the message from fire marshals is always loud and clear: carbon monoxide detectors could save your life.
The FDA estimates 15% percent of adults in America experience hearing loss, and many of them don't even realize it's happening.
A small donation of beanies to kids in treatment at Masonic Children's Hospital a decade ago led to a movement.
Minneapolis native Rewan Abdelwahab had dreamed of learning at Mayo med school, but excitement soon gave way to disappointment when she learned there was no guidance on how to cover her hijab during procedures.
Lee County, which encompasses Fort Myers, has recorded an "abnormal increase" in cases as a result of flooding from the storm.
On Monday, the Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry said everyone who was approved for the payments and submitted valid payment information has received their money.
The cheaper over-the-counter devices are for adults with mild to moderate hearing loss — a market of tens of millions of people.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and a local author and cancer survivor is sharing her story in the form of a new children's book.
The duo is more than 1,100 miles in, hoping to finish in December.
Just days after doctors discharged him from his last round of chemo, Jaros had a traumatic brain bleed – thought to be the result of low platelets due to chemotherapy.
The CDC said BQ.1 and one of its descendants, BQ.1.1, represent "a small but fast-growing subset of the Omicron variant."
Edina Public Schools in a statement said that students at South View Middle School were treated at the health office and others experienced eye pain after being exposed to chip dust. Several students complained of having a hard time breathing, and an ambulance was called.
