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BOTOX, injections and fillers -- and now you can add a new treatment in the fight against wrinkles. This time, it's completely natural.
Accretive Health Inc.'s first-quarter earnings soared, but the company, which helps hospitals manage their revenue cycles, cut its 2012 forecast due to business problems in Minnesota prompted by a lawsuit from that state's attorney general.
This spring, an idea took root right outside the front door of EXPO Elementary School in St. Paul, where second graders plan to nourish their neighborhood and help grow a local business with a pizza garden.
Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel is trying to influence Minnesota's investigation of Accretive Health.
A new report says schools play a key role in fighting the nation's battle with obesity.
For the second day in a row a black bear has wandered into a populated area. This time the bear was spotted in Lino Lakes running out of a ditch and into the path of a car.
Train for the worst, hope for the best. That's what Krav Maga is about.The mission of Krav Maga is to teach defense in the hopes that you'll never have to use it.
When you go to a restaurant, you wouldn't sit there and order a stick of butter. You're too smart for that, and you know there would be lots of calories and fat and few nutrients. But many of the foods we order at restaurants have more fat than a whole stick of butter.
One in eight women in the U.S. is diagnosed with breast cancer, but the disease affects many more people.
Toxic gas and fumes forced about 40 people from their homes early Saturday morning on the 8300 block of Zane in Brooklyn Park, officials said.
A Robbinsdale Cooper High School student died while playing basketball at a Twin Cities YMCA.
An alarming new study shows the health risks for baby boomers with asthma increase significantly as they get older. In today's Health Watch, we're learning the disease is often misdiagnosed and not treated properly.
When you think of total body workouts, you probably think of all that big, bulky gear you find in a gym -- equipment you couldn't possibly cart along with you when headed outdoors or out of town.
Some things are obvious: meat, eggs and milk go in the refrigerator. Other things are controversial: Tomatoes, bread, apples and peanut butter. So, the question is: To refrigerate or not to refrigerate?
Researchers at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester are using an unlikely weapon in the fight against nicotine addiction. It's not mice, but zebrafish.
