Ads Claim 300K Minnesotans Lose Health Care If Johnson Is Governor
New ads from an independent outside political group say hundreds of thousands of Minnesotans could lose their health insurance if Republican Jeff Johnson becomes governor.
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New ads from an independent outside political group say hundreds of thousands of Minnesotans could lose their health insurance if Republican Jeff Johnson becomes governor.
A new study has experts saying a high gluten diet may put offspring at higher risk for type 1 diabetes.
Federal and state health investigators looking into an E. coli outbreak determined that the ground beef was the probable source of 17 illnesses and one death this summer.
If you could choose, would you rather have some couch time, or start a special project? If you said couch time, you wouldn't be alone.
More than 400 Minnesotans died from opioid-related incidents in 2017.
Organic yogurts contained an average of 13.1 grams of sugar per 100 grams, which is roughly equivalent to three sugar cubes.
Hundreds of people gathered Wednesday morning in the south metro for a training session on opioid abuse.
The Minnesota Business Partnership, which includes the largest companies in the state, is charging its policy to make it easier for employees struggling with addiction to seek help.
Late last week, the health department say they confirmed a case of measles in a 2-year-old child who came back from a trip to the Middle East.
A school-based survey shows nearly 1 in 11 U.S. students have used marijuana in electronic cigarettes, heightening concern about the new popularity of vaping among teens.
A deadly, synthetic drug that killed nearly 50 people a few years ago may now be on the streets of the Twin Cities.
Medtronic's neurostimulator device called, "Intellis" is roughly the size of a pacemaker.
State health officials say they have heard from the woman who dropped off two dead bats at the U of M Veterinary Medical Center.
Minnesota is now the only state in the Midwest consensus region--a sample of 12 states--with a rate below 30 percent.
Jeff Wagner learned what questions you need to be asking your doctor or pharmacist before getting vaccinated.
