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The Supreme Court unanimously tossed out medical patent claims for Prometheus Laboratories on Tuesday for a test that could help doctors set drug doses for autoimmune diseases like Crohn's disease, a decision that could affect the burgeoning field of personalized medicine.
A list of America's top 100 hospitals is out today and Minnesota is home to three of them, including North Memorial Medical Center in Robbinsdale.
In the aftermath of a U.S. Army Sergeant's alleged killing of 16 Afghan villagers, many are speculating about the events that led up to the massacre.
Dakotas-based Sanford Health is providing $2 million for athletic scholarships at a Minnesota university.
From the sounds for sniffles and sneezes, you can hear: Spring is in the air! Along with our earlier-than-normal spring, allergy symptoms are appearing earlier, too.
As the snow melts and slender blades of green grass begin to shoot up through the patches of remaining snow and small buds sprout on trees, a new season is slowly ushered in. Finally, spring is arriving.
Iraqi President Jalal Talabani is in Minnesota for medical care, according to the Rochester Post-Bulletin.
In a world where heart failure's an epidemic, doctors say there's now a game-changer in their fight. Starting Tuesday, doctors at a Twin Cities hospital started what they call a less-invasive alternative to open-heart surgery.
Thirty-five years ago, an invention was made in a Twin Cities hospital that's worked to heal the scars of thousands of burn victims.
This weekend we sprang forward and set our clocks ahead an hour for daylight saving time -- and that means an extra hour of light in the evening.
A North Minneapolis woman says it wasn't a matter of if, but when. She was destined to get cancer. She was tired of waiting for the diagnosis.
The word "complication" is the last word parents want to hear in the delivery room. That fear turned to reality for Le Center couple Dan Wright and Emily VanDrope.
This week, DFL legislators introduced a bill called the "Contraceptive Equity Act," which would require Minnesota health plans to provide prescription drug coverage to cover contraception without charging a co-pay.
He was set to go to college last fall and play baseball, but leukemia changed that. Now, an 18-year-old man is part of the first-of-its-kind treatment that may allow him to fulfill his dream.
