A 'Huge Endeavor': Mayo Doctor Talks Face Transplant Surgery
A Mayo Clinic doctor is sharing the story of a remarkable face transplant done last summer.
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A Mayo Clinic doctor is sharing the story of a remarkable face transplant done last summer.
The first face transplant performed at Mayo Clinic is providing a young man from Wyoming a second chance at a normal life.
University of Minnesota researchers were part of a first-of-its kind study that shows it's possible to predict, with high accuracy, if infants will develop autism spectrum disorder, depending on early changes in their brains and family history.
Delanie Weyer will suddenly become tired and then sleep for anywhere from two to five weeks. It's almost like a bear in hibernation, but in this case it can come on at any time.
Their campaign includes a startling PSA featuring a mother who can't wake her son who has an open pill bottle nearby.
Despite record signups in the state's health insurance exchange, fewer Minnesota residents are buying coverage on their own according to reports.
MNsure's record-breaking enrollment for 2017 belies a startling trend in Minnesota's health insurance market: The number of residents buying coverage on their own is getting smaller.
Thousands of demonstrators faced off Saturday in St. Paul to show their support and opposition for Planned Parenthood.
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A child in Minnesota has died after getting the flu. It's the first pediatric death due to influenza in the state this season.
Minnehaha Academy officials announced Wednesday that the Upper School will be closed for the rest of the week due to a widespread illness.
A new program aims to spot signs of autism earlier than ever in Minnesota children.
Wisconsin's state Senate has overwhelmingly approved a bill that would make it legal to use a marijuana extract to treat seizures.
Gov. Mark Dayton says he's confident his upcoming prostate cancer surgery won't hinder his remaining two years in office.
Whether walking in the street or sidewalk, most Minnesotans found themselves doing the "penguin shuffle" to get around Tuesday.
