Tests Reveal No New Tuberculosis Cases At St. Louis Park High School
Officials said Tuesday that after more than 100 people were tested, no new cases of tuberculosis have been found at St. Louis Park High School.
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Officials said Tuesday that after more than 100 people were tested, no new cases of tuberculosis have been found at St. Louis Park High School.
About 45 million Americans go on a diet each year to lose weight. A newer program that promotes weight loss isn't called a diet at all.
Former officials from one of Minnesota's licensed medical marijuana manufacturers have been charged with illegally shipping marijuana oil to a New York subsidiary.
If you haven't signed up for health insurance through Minnesota's online health insurance exchange, you have until Wednesday night to do so.
The report said the patient had a history of poor judgement and had a tendency to take food and drinks from the kitchen.
Mayo Clinic officials said Thursday Mark Dayton's prostate cancer was detected early and is localized, treatable and curable.
Allina Health said that children under 5 years old are asked to not visit with patients.
Testing for tuberculosis begins Monday for about 150 people at Saint Louis Park High School. The students and staff members being tested may have had contact with someone in the school district who tested positive for the disease last November.
Fresh off clearing the legislative session's first big hurdle by approving financial relief for Minnesota residents facing massive health insurance premium hikes, the state's leaders say it bodes well for the rest of the year. But far harder tasks await them on the rest of 2017's to-do list.
MNsure officials announced Saturday that they are extending their enrollment deadline by one week.
After months of waiting, thousands of Minnesota families will soon get a discount on their health insurance premiums.
A fight over sex-change treatment for a northern Minnesota teenager and parental rights is playing out in court.
A heartbroken mother is speaking out Thursday to educate the public about the dangers of carbon monoxide poisoning.
The open enrollment period ends Tuesday. After that, only people with major life changes – such as having a baby or moving to a new area – will be able to enroll in a 2017 private health or dental plan.
One day after fainting during the State of the State address, Gov. Mark Dayton revealed that he is fighting prostate cancer.
