UnitedHealth To Slash Participation In ACA Exchanges
UnitedHealth's decision to slash its participation in the Affordable Care Act's insurance exchanges shows how these still-new marketplaces remain unsettled heading toward their fourth year.
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UnitedHealth's decision to slash its participation in the Affordable Care Act's insurance exchanges shows how these still-new marketplaces remain unsettled heading toward their fourth year.
A new study from the University of Minnesota School of Public Health finds that human papillomavirus vaccinations remain low.
A national physicians group says it is time for Hennepin County Medical Center to stop using live animals for medical training. The Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine wants a federal agency to investigate the Minneapolis hospital's use of 450 sheep and rabbits.
On Thursday, Angela Davis spoke with Kerry Mokalla, a clinical social worker who counsels families with transgender children.
A bill that will speed up the development of treatments against the Zika virus will soon become law. Sen. Al Franken wrote the bill that will add the Zika virus to the Food and Drug Administration's Priority Review Voucher Program.
A Twin Cities husband wants to warn others after his pregnant wife died from complications due to the flu.
Planned Parenthood is calling a stack of anti-abortion bills introduced by Republicans the most aggressive attacks against the organization in years.
One of the things that pregnant women sometimes worry about is pain during childbirth. Hospitals across the Twin Cities are now bringing back a pain relief option that was widely used decades ago -- laughing gas.
Nearly 26,000 Minnesotans were diagnosed with a sexually transmitted disease in 2015 -- an all-time high -- the Minnesota Department of Health said Monday.
With such great hospitals here in Minnesota, it's not very often kids have to go out of state for treatment. When they do, it not only takes them away from family and friends, but their favorites at the hospital, too.
A rare look was given Thursday into the Minnesota Security Hospital, the state's largest facility for the mentally ill and dangerous.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved the world's smallest pacemaker, which is manufactured by Medtronic.
It's disinfecting time at the U this week, after more than two dozen students have become sick in a suspected norovirus outbreak.
Governor Mark Dayton said Wednesday decades of neglect have made the state's psychiatric hospitals unsafe for workers and patients.
Medical researchers think they've found a new way to help break painkiller addiction.
