Researchers Find Key Differences Between Night Owls & Early Birds
Are you tired all the time no matter how much time you spend getting your sleep? It may depend on whether you are a night owl or an early bird.
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Are you tired all the time no matter how much time you spend getting your sleep? It may depend on whether you are a night owl or an early bird.
At the State Fair, she joked about it. But it really wasn't funny. The feeling in Amelia's shoulder was unlike anything she'd felt before.
An organic farmer in southeastern Minnesota says his farm is in a worst-case scenario.
Minnesota's top health care experts are at the Capitol with a sense of urgency, trying to understand why insurance rates for many ordinary Minnesotans will suddenly rise up to 67 percent in January.
Fewer people are lighting up. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports cigarette smoking rates have hit an all-time low.
We have a couple of good updates to pass along for our Kylie's Kids.
A Twin Cities couple got a big surprise during their baby's gender reveal party, but it wasn't the outcome they expected.
Change is coming to health coverage in Minnesota, but until Donald Trump takes office and reveals how he and the Republican-controlled Congress plan to overhaul or replace the Affordable Care Act, it's unclear what that change will look like.
Minnesota's health insurance exchange says it has signed up more than 20,000 people for coverage in the first nine days of open enrollment, a milestone that took six weeks to reach last year.
Researchers at Mayo Clinic are conducting a groundbreaking clinical study that uses a patient's own cancer cells and placing them in an "avatar."
Some children are just wise beyond their years, and this week's Kylie's Kid is one of them.
In a news conference, the Minnesota Department of Health shared data they gathered during a five-year study.
In the first couple of days, the state's health insurance program has signed up 10,000 people for coverage.
Health officials say the number of Minnesotans infected with Zika virus has topped 50.
The state's health insurance exchange says they've signed up 10,000 residents for coverage in the first two days of open enrollment.
