Zika Virus Prompts Travel Warning For Pregnant Women
A travel warning from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) may have some Minnesotans rethinking their winter getaway.
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A travel warning from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) may have some Minnesotans rethinking their winter getaway.
There are plenty of high school students who will skip class every once in a while, but this week's Kylie's Kid is happy to be back in school for just half days. Jaelynn spent her freshman year fighting cancer, but that changed at the tail end of 2015.
A Minnesota family is trying to raise awareness and give hope to help their son with an incurable brain disorder. Caleb Maaske, 5, is challenged with Chiari Malformation. It creates balance issues and constant pain.
The scenarios are grim: A pandemic influenza swamps the availability of hospital ventilators. A chemical spill exhausts antidote supplies and decontamination abilities. A terror attack overwhelms ambulances and trauma centers. A big earthquake, wildfire or hurricane throws emergency rooms into crisis.
A report released by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) on Thursday finds women are waiting longer to have children.
Minnesota doctors are reluctant to accept medical marijuana as a treatment option, according to a new survey. The survey, conducted by Minnesota's task force on medical cannabis therapeutic research, was given to 262 doctors from four different institutions across the state.
The Minnesota running community has come together for a Wayzata High School Cross Country star diagnosed with cancer.
IT! FACTORY in Northfield manufactures strong bodies, minds and friendships. It is a completely-new concept for a gym; a place where physical fitness meets mental wellness. Owner Cindy Boyum works with her teammates from the inside out.
If you smoke cigarettes, or know someone who does, you probably know how hard it is to quit. But the good news is doctors say more Americans are kicking the habit, and fewer teenagers are picking it up.
Cancer is becoming the No. 1 killer in more and more states as deaths from heart disease have declined, new health statistics show.
The flu is the virus that haunts us all winter long. But Kris Ehresmann of the Minnesota Department of Health is calling this season lackluster, so far. "I know a lot of people are thinking, 'It was so much busier the last couple of years, what's happening?'" Ehresmann said.
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton is proposing a new initiative directed at boosting autism screening, treatment and research. Her plan, which will be unveiled Tuesday as part of her two-day campaign tour through Iowa, was previewed in a statement.
With the start of a new year, many of us are vowing to exercise more and eat healthier. But there's something else to think about that could improve your health: donating money to charitable causes.
MNsure says it's tracking well to meet registration projections for this open enrollment period.
"Critical illness" insurance is surging in popularity as consumers in high-deductible health plans look for ways to fill gaps in their coverage. The specialized coverage can help people who might struggle to pay out-of-pocket costs because it pays for things that conventional plans don't.
