The Science Behind Seasonal Affective Disorder
Our daylight hours are getting shorter and the nights are getting longer, and the WCCO Morning Show took a look at the science behind why some people get depressed in the winter.
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Our daylight hours are getting shorter and the nights are getting longer, and the WCCO Morning Show took a look at the science behind why some people get depressed in the winter.
Minnesota has confirmed its 10th case of fungal meningitis as part of a national outbreak tied to tainted steroids from a Massachusetts pharmacy. The initial announcement from the Minnesota Department of Health on Tuesday did not give details about the patient.
New research shows one in four students at the University of Minnesota is diagnosed with a form of mental illness every year. There are so many cases, in fact, the University's mental health services is struggling to with demand.
In life's many changes, sometimes, there's comfort in the things that stay the same.
A Minnesota 3-year-old got quite the scare Thursday when a raccoon attacked her at her Austin home.
It's all because of the thoughtfulness of some 'CCO viewers.
The federal government now says 111 Minnesota clinics received drugs from a Massachusetts pharmacy at the center of a fungal meningitis outbreak. That's 18 fewer clinics than state officials reported last week after receiving a different provider list, and they don't know why the number changed.
South Dakota officials plan to attend an event in Minnesota next week as part of an effort to attract companies that make medical devices.
It's one of the most enduring arguments in any relationship: one person is too hot, another is too cold.
Here is a complete list of clinics in Minnesota that received potentially contaminated drugs from the New England Compounding Center of Framingham, Mass.
The Minnesota Department of Health is reporting the state's ninth confirmed case of fungal meningitis in a national outbreak tied to tainted steroids.
A Senate report out Thursday concludes Minneapolis-based Medtronic helped write and edit medical journal articles attributed to outside physicians which downplayed the risks of Infuse, the company's best-selling bone graft, responsible for $800 million in annual sales.
It's going to be an uplifting day to say the least in Fargo. The first clue? Two miles worth of bras strung together and draped over Fargo's Hotel Donaldson.
It's such a widely-held belief, it seems absurd to even question it. Many women go through symptoms around their "time of the month," but researchers are wondering: Is PMS a myth?
New guidelines have lowered the healthy level of Vitamin D needed in a person's blood.
