Anti-Abortion Backers To Rally At Capitol Tuesday
Anti-abortion advocates are rallying on the steps of the Capitol to call for stronger abortion laws in Minnesota.
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Anti-abortion advocates are rallying on the steps of the Capitol to call for stronger abortion laws in Minnesota.
You might think that this freezing cold would make the influenza outbreak worse. But Kris Ehresmann, with the Minnesota Department of Health, says that's not so.
Students are back from winter break at the University of Minnesota this week, and school officials are asking them to help keep the flu from spreading.
Most researchers agree that Americans work more hours than anyone else in the world. That may be bad for our health. So, do we need a day of rest?
The "Body Worlds" exhibit is back at the Science Museum in St. Paul.
On Thursday, you may have seen or heard the term "catfishing" in the wake of Deadspin's story on Manti Te'o's nonexistent girlfriend.
There's some good news in the battle against cancer.
The Minnesota Department of Health said that there were 33 more deaths related to the influenza virus in Minnesota this past week.
The curtain could soon fall on smoking as part of theatrical productions in Minnesota. A state senator wants to outlaw actors from puffing away as part of plays.
The federal government has given Minnesota a $39 million grant to continue developing the health insurance exchange that's a major part of the Obama administration's health care overhaul.
The young man stumbled into the emergency room late one night after a house party, saying his heart wouldn't stop pounding and he could barely breathe after downing liquor mixed with energy drinks.
This bad flu season is still a big topic of discussion these days, but there are many ways to feel better that don't necessarily involve taking medication.
Nearly a third of all Minnesota homes have potentially dangerous levels of radon.
The Mayo Clinic and the Optum unit of UnitedHealth Group Inc. are teaming up on a research and innovation facility aimed at improving patient care.
irch Bark is one of the oldest trees on the planet. Now, a University of Minnesota startup company is turning its bark into a variety of products.
