Study Links Obesity To Late Bed Times In Children
The comprehensive study found that toddlers with irregular bedtimes nearly doubled their risk of obesity by the time they were 11.
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The comprehensive study found that toddlers with irregular bedtimes nearly doubled their risk of obesity by the time they were 11.
Hundreds of people started their Mother's Day by supporting breast cancer research.
A University of St. Thomas freshman is not waiting for her college degree to pave her own career path.
A bill would specifically allow Iowa residents to buy their supply from Minnesota.
Researchers at the University of Minnesota say they've developed a way to make "bionic skin," technology that could allow robots to feel their environments and humans to wear sensory-enhancing devices directly on their fingertips.
When an athlete gets hurt and the diagnosis is ruptured ACL, they know they have a long recovery process ahead of them.
Gov. Mark Dayton has vetoed two GOP-backed bills that sought to limit abortions in Minnesota.
The Dakota Access pipeline leaked 84 gallons of oil in South Dakota early last month, which an American Indian tribe says bolsters its argument that the pipeline jeopardizes its water supply and deserves further environmental review.
Minnesota Health Commissioner Dr. Ed Ehlinger has requested the legislature create a public health response contingency fund to help battle infectious disease outbreaks.
The number of people with measles in Minnesota has now grown to 50. The Minnesota Department of Health says only three of the people with the virus had gotten an MMR vaccine.
People in the African-American community are finding more than spiritual guidance at church.
For the first time in 22 years, the FDA approved a drug specifically for ALS.
Starting Monday, all tobacco use is now banned from parks in Minneapolis. That includes e-cigarettes and chewing tobacco.
For years Tom and Tori Ostlund have been supporting the University of Masonic Children's hospital by going to Winefest. The event helps raise money for kids at the hospital. This year, it has a different meaning for the couple as they are the honorees.
New numbers from the Minnesota Department of Health show the measles outbreak in the state is growing.
