Doctor Warns Alcohol Is The Most Dangerous Substance To Unborn Babies
"Alcohol is the most dangerous substance to the developing brain, and it's not because of its legality or it's morality, it's because of its biology," Dr. Jeff Wozniak said.
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"Alcohol is the most dangerous substance to the developing brain, and it's not because of its legality or it's morality, it's because of its biology," Dr. Jeff Wozniak said.
Researchers have found that breathing dirty air, even just for a day, can cause people to become more aggressive and violent.
Investigators said that the lung injury was associated with vaping illicit THC products.
Edina officials are urging residents – and their pets -- to avoid contact with Mirror Lake water after high levels of algae toxins were detected.
Twenty-seven cases of severe lung injury due to vaping in Minnesota are being investigated by the Minnesota Department of Health.
State Senator Roger Chamberlain is urging Ramsey County officials to investigate Water Gremlin, the White Bear Township company that was recently fined millions of dollar for pollution violations.
State Senator Roger Chamberlain is urging Ramsey County officials to investigate Water Gremlin, the White Bear Township company that was recently fined millions of dollar for pollution violations.
Have you ever felt a little queasy after an intense ride at the fair? Perhaps you sense something's just a little bit off?
The Wisconsin-based company that agreed to operate for Water Gremlin has said it is working to terminate its relationship with the company.
A WCCO-TV investigation found a manufacturing plant with repeated pollution violations has found a way to keep operating.
Health officials in Illinois are confirming what could be the first death related to vaping in the United States.
A statewide tobacco control program has saved more than 4,000 lives and $5 billion in health care and productivity costs, a new Minnesota study reports.
More cases of lung disease are popping up across the country, possibly connected to vaping.
Minneapolis police say there were four overdoses in the city Monday morning in four separate locations -- all occurring within 90 minutes.