Medtronic Paying $85M To End Shareholder Lawsuit
Medical device maker Medtronic Inc. has agreed to pay $85 million to resolve a federal class action lawsuit brought by a group of shareholders.
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Medical device maker Medtronic Inc. has agreed to pay $85 million to resolve a federal class action lawsuit brought by a group of shareholders.
Watch Dr. Travis Stork from The Doctors and a panel of renowned medical experts discuss colorectal cancer and digestive health.
You could say there's a superhero in every one of us. That's what Univeristy of Minnesota's Amplatz Children's Hospital thinks.
A Minnesota mom worries her soldier son is not getting the help he needs for the stress of war. She wants that to change -- before it's too late.
Minnesota state health experts are looking into an unusually high cancer rate in one Twin Cities community that's also caught the eye of environmental activist Erin Brockovich.
When you think of sports injuries, you probably think high intensity, contact sports like hockey and football. However, in southern Minnesota, softball coaches are trying to highlight the risk of the game – and push for more protective gear.
Since the Civil War, people who've gotten hurt or have had surgery have used traditional crutches. That's no longer the case.
It's no secret that we have an early spring going around here. That means that mosquitos and ticks are out much earlier than usual.
A mild winter and an early spring mean we could see an increase in Lyme disease cases this year.
Some in the Twin Cities were treated Monday to a strange sight: bright green Nice Ride bicycles encased in 5,000 pounds of ice.
A Minnesota law is being credited with saving lives behind the wheel.
Friday marked two years since President Barack Obama signed the health care reform law, and during this election year, the controversy surrounding it is far from over.
As though doing it once wasn't enough, a Minnesota man is preparing to run across the United States again.
A Minnesota House Committee approved a bill Wednesday to require a state license for a medical facility, but only one type: Clinics that perform abortions.
The early spring weather means more people are out training. In fact, more people are running than ever before, and with the sport comes some pain and serious injuries.
