Minn. Officials Warn Of Ducklings Disease Risk
Minnesota health officials are warning that chicks and ducklings can carry salmonella.
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Minnesota health officials are warning that chicks and ducklings can carry salmonella.
Minnesota health officials say the number of HIV cases reported to the state increased 8 percent in 2012 compared to the previous year.
University of Minnesota physicians will perform the world's first cord blood transplant, which if successful, is designed to cure a pediatric patient of HIV/AIDS.
Minnesota lawmakers are settling in for a debate that's expected to go all night long. It's the $11 billion measure that pays for Health and Human Services programs, including hospitals and nursing homes.
State taxpayer money would go toward an expansion of the Mayo Clinic only after a hefty amount of private money and more local taxes are committed to the project, under a reworked plan unveiled in a state Senate committee on Monday.
April is Alcohol Awareness Month. Check out what 15 celebrities say about their sobriety.
New research shows younger women are still getting mammograms even though a federal task force recommends differently.
With the snow falling in the metro, you're more likely to hit a ski hill than a bike trail. Now, Minneapolis Mayor R.T. Rybak has declared Friday Ski-To-Work-Day in the city.
Minnesota health officials say that another two people have died of flu-related causes this season. Since last October, there have now been 190 flu-related deaths in the state.
The Minnesota Department of Health is investigating after a developmentally disabled man was found unresponsive in a urine-soaked chair at an assisted living facility.
Would you donate your kidney to a stranger? A growing number of people are willing to do just that.
UnitedHealth Group says its first-quarter net income dropped 14 percent, as the health insurer's medical costs climbed, and it booked a smaller gain due to leftover insurance claims.
A Minnesota hospital apologized Wednesday for mishandling a stillborn baby whose body was found in linens that had been sent to an off-site laundry service.
A Minnesota hospital's mistaken handling of a stillborn baby is rare, but not unprecedented.
State leaders are ready to commit up to $15.4 million in taxpayer subsidies to a Fortune 500 pharmaceutical company to entice it to put an outpost in Minnesota.
