Researchers Developing Device That Could Detect COVID-19 Using Your Smartphone
What started as a device to help detect a Zika virus could become be programmed to identify COVID-19 instead, say researchers in Utah.
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What started as a device to help detect a Zika virus could become be programmed to identify COVID-19 instead, say researchers in Utah.
Here are the latest updates in the COVID-19 pandemic.
Minnesota has been ranked as one of the states with the lowest concentrations of individuals vulnerable to COVID-19.
The Starkey Hearing Foundation announced it will temporarily halt its U.S. and international programs due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
In the last 24 hours, 695 more cases of COVID-19 were detected in Minnesota and 23 more deaths were linked to the disease.
The University of Minnesota says its largest single donor, the Minnesota Masonic Charities, has gifted the university $35 million to establish an institute for brain development.
With the state of Minnesota not allowing for in-person graduation ceremonies, most schools will likely end up opting for a virtual graduation ceremony.
A new federal program is helping Minnesota farmers get food on the dinner tables of families in need.
Second Street is usually the heartbeat of Hudson, but people have gotten used to seeing "Closed" signs on storefronts. News that those signs will now be flipping the other way is the talk of the town.
For months, we heard there weren't enough COVID-19 tests to go around. Now, health officials think people aren't getting the new message, those with symptoms can, and should, get tested.
United Natural Foods Inc. said Monday it is voluntarily recalling some Wild Harvest Organic Basil distributed to Minnesota retailers over a possible health risk.
Here are the latest updates in the COVID-19 pandemic.
Workers who have tested positive for COVID-19 are demanding changes at a Stearns County poultry processing plant.
Hospitals all over the state have been limited to who they have been able to test due to a lack of testing supplies, but now the supplies are here and testing sites are ready.
With one week left in Gov. Tim Walz's stay-at-home order, some Republicans are trying to speed up the re-opening process.
