Whooping Cough Spreading At Alarming Rate In Minn.
Whooping cough cases are up at an alarming rate in Minnesota. Already this year, the state has had the most cases of pertussis (aka whooping cough) since the 1950s.
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Whooping cough cases are up at an alarming rate in Minnesota. Already this year, the state has had the most cases of pertussis (aka whooping cough) since the 1950s.
This summer's extreme heat has caused a spike in the number of patients treated for heat illnesses at Regions Hospital in St. Paul.
It's the little things that can count the most, and there are things you can start doing right now to change your health.
Babies and bars don't mix, and one nonprofit found too many pregnant mothers were saddling up to the bar – some not even realizing they were expecting.
The U.S. appears headed for its worst year for whooping cough in more than five decades, with the number of cases rising at an epidemic rate that experts say may reflect a problem with the effectiveness of the vaccine.
UnitedHealth Group said Thursday that its second-quarter net income rose 5.5 percent, trumping Wall Street expectations, as enrollment gains helped fuel revenue growth and consumers continued to moderate their use of health care services.
It sure seems like we have a lot of health and wellness programs out there. But are younger people paying attention? A study seems to indicate they're not, that they feel more stressed and less healthy than Baby Boomers.
Some dreams take years to come true, but a Minnesota mother and daughter's wish simply couldn't wait.
On average, people sit for 10 hours each day, more than most people sleep in a night! That's why a St. Paul man created an app to get people up and at 'em.
A new treatment is showing promise in stopping the progression of Alzheimer's disease.
The Aquatennial Tennis tournament didn't let the heat stop them. Some of the best players in the area are on the courts and some big crowds on the sidelines. One thing is clear: this is still an event that celebrates water.
The heat wave is impacting Minnesota's homeless population. Shelters across the Twin Cities are at full capacity with people looking to cool off.
A Lakeville mother is making it her mission to help others learn CPR after a child nearly drowned in her neighborhood.
Gov. Mark Dayton's administration says it picked a Virginia-based government services company for a $41 million contract to develop the online health insurance marketplace required by the federal health care overhaul.
You know when you have a tight muscle in your neck or maybe a sore back? There's evidence that muscle is tightening up because it's protecting another muscle.
