Motorcycles And Taxpayers: The Costs Of Not Wearing A Helmet
To wear a helmet, or not to wear a helmet? That's a question relevant to both motorcyclists and taxpayers.
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To wear a helmet, or not to wear a helmet? That's a question relevant to both motorcyclists and taxpayers.
Summer break is almost here, and when the kids are home from school, that means more mouths to feed. Nutritionist and fitness expert Kim Coventry showed WCCO-TV some funs tips on how we can help our children eat healthy.
Chances are good sniffling, sneezing and watery eyes are telling you its peak allergy season - and this may be the worst season we've seen in some time.
When Sydney Winkler encountered one of the biggest adjustments of parenthood, she brought 2-month-old Lily to the chiropractor.
Practically all young children use bottles, sippy cups, or pacifiers, but in Health Watch, we're finding out they may not all be as safe as parents would like.
Some union members at area hospitals are talking about possibly going on strike. They're voting Monday and Tuesday on a strike that would last two to five days.
May is National Bike Month, and this week marks Bike To Work Week. As you hop aboard your two-wheeler, there are a few safety tips you'll want to keep in mind.
Two young Minnesota sisters share a very special gift: two successful heart transplant surgeries.
A team of doctors and elite athletes are just back from a study that's far from the science lab.
Saturday was an ideal day to head over to the farmers market.
It's easy to forget to re-charge our cell phones, or iPads, but what if your life relied on a battery? For one patient at the Mayo Clinic, his lifeline is a plastic, rechargeable heart.
Multiple sclerosis is a disease that has no known cure and has puzzled doctors for decades. This weekend, thousands of residents from around Minnesota are hoping they can help do something to change that.
It is fundraising run, walk and ride season. In May alone there's the Walk for Animals, the Walk for Bladder Cancer, Walk MS, the Huntingson's Disease Hope Walk, the Autism 5K, the MN AIDS Walk – all are part of the 100 plus walks and runs that have permits to use Minneapolis Parks in 2012.
Americans spent $1.6 billion on toothpaste last year, many of those products with specialized claims about enhanced performance. But does whitening toothpaste really whiten your teeth?
There's a new procedure to have brain surgery while you're wide awake, and people are actually lining up for it. It's a treatment so effective doctors say patients have checked themselves out of nursing homes after having it done.
