Health Workers, HealthPartners Back At Negotiation Table Monday
About 1,800 workers say they're ready to walk off the job for a week on Wednesday morning.
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About 1,800 workers say they're ready to walk off the job for a week on Wednesday morning.
Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan met with parents and teens to commence Mind Your Health, a mental health day in the MOA rotunda that highlights the efforts to prioritize children's mental health in schools across the state.
The ship was locked down after one passenger became sick with the Coronavirus. That number has grown to 218 cases as the ship is docked at Yokohama, Japan in Tokyo Bay.
Minnesota-based Medtronic is recalling more than 300,000 insulin pumps due to a missing or broken component.
The long-running debate at the state Capitol over insulin affordability shifted Thursday to the Minnesota Senate, where patients and par
Two hearings in the Minnesota House Tuesday talked about creating an emergency program to help anyone struggling to pay for their life saving medication.
The coronavirus outbreak in China has led to a drop in crude oil prices, which has a ripple effect in the United States.
The Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) says influenza remains widespread throughout the state and the country.
Hundreds of union members who work for HealthPartners in the Twin Cities are voting on whether to stage a week-long strike.
Kim Johnson's wake-up call though did finally come last May when a sleepwalking incident caused concern for her and the rest of the morning team.
Gov. Tim Walz and other DFL leaders on Thursday introduced a compromise bill aimed at improving access to affordable insulin.
An expert says that even though there is current international panic over coronavirus -- the real risk lies with influenza and RSV.
Yulin Yin left 10 days ago to visit his parents in Wuhan and celebrate the Chinese New Year. Days after his arrival, Wuhan became the epicenter for the coronavirus.
China has confirmed more than 4,500 people with the respiratory illness, which in severe cases can cause pneumonia, with dozens more counted in other countries.
Minnesota health officials detailed Friday how the state has been prepping for the 2019 novel coronavirus. Meanwhile, two samples in Minnesota have been sent in for testing.
