Teen With Cancer Holds Bandage Drive For Eagle Scout Project
A Twin Cities teen is using bandages to achieve the highest honor in Boy Scouts. Trent Spangler is collecting thousands of adhesive bandages as part of his community services project,
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A Twin Cities teen is using bandages to achieve the highest honor in Boy Scouts. Trent Spangler is collecting thousands of adhesive bandages as part of his community services project,
Autopsy results show that Prince died of a self-administered overdose of Fentanyl, and his death was ruled accidental.
A new public health campaign in Minnesota encourages middle-aged and older people to consider taking a daily dose of aspirin to prevent a heart attack or stroke, even if they have never had cardiovascular problems in the past.
Music superstar Prince's death from an opioid overdose is a stunning example of a national epidemic of overdose deaths driven by prescription opioid painkillers.
A Pennsylvania woman became the first person in the United States to contract a rare type of superbug last week. It is a form of E. coli resistant to even the strongest antibiotics.
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A Minneapolis woman is alive and well thanks to some creative thinking and a 3-D printer.
An HCMC doctor says his training not only prepared him for a career in ER medicine, it also prepared him for space.
A lot of people love a good burger, but a new survey shows a lot of people also think they are healthy!
Not getting enough sleep is an obvious reason for feeling tired, but there are other things we do daily to sabotage the sleep we do get.
For those of us in the immediate metro area, we can take for granted how close we are to some of the best medicine in the world. This week's Kylie's Kid, Bella, drives four hours from Ely to get chemo at Masonic Children's Hospital where she's fighting bone cancer.
With summer around the corner, many people are starting to wonder if Zika virus will become a problem in Minnesota. The state's top health officials say no.
A new report revealed the drunkest cities in America, and our neighbors to the east are well represented. Twelve of the top 20 cities are in Wisconsin, and seventeen of the top 20 are in the Upper Midwest.
WCCO has discovered the State of Minnesota has sued several companies for not paying beneficiaries in millions of dollars.
Four in 10 Minneapolis workers don't have the benefit of paid sick time, but an ordinance now being debated in city hall could soon change that.
