Minnesota Gets First New HMO Since 1988
A new health maintenance organization has been authorized to operate in Minnesota for the first time in 14 years.
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A new health maintenance organization has been authorized to operate in Minnesota for the first time in 14 years.
The Minnesota Department of Health is "99 percent sure" that a Norovirus outbreak is to blame for a number of students going home sick in Gaylord, Minn., according to the school's principal.
A potential shortage of medication intended for children with Leukemia has apparently been averted.
A school district near Duluth, Minn. decided to close for the day because of an outbreak of illness.
Fred McNeill played linebacker for the Vikings in two Super Bowls. Ultimately, the violent game that pro football is has taken its toll on McNeill.
If you find clues to your future health by looking at your earlobe, finger nails or ankles, you'd be checking right now. So, can clues on the outside of our body help doctors know what could be happening on the inside?
The federal government is investigating how Minnesota administers Medicaid health coverage for poor people, but few details are available on the nature of the inquiry.
If you often lose your train of thought at work or spend too much time focusing on small tasks, you're not alone. These are characteristics of a condition that is more common in children, but more adults are being diagnosed with.
While many of us are handing out roses for Valentine's Day, a Minnesota boy is handing out houses.
Sixty-four-year-old Clarence Opheim is scheduled to be the first person ever released from the Minnesota Sex Offender Program, but there are still concerns from lawmakers about whether it's safe.
It's been a trend for years on the coasts: Women in their 20s and early-30s getting Botox injections to fend off wrinkles. Now, it's a trend in Minnesota, too. But does someone that age really need to spend hundreds on anti-wrinkle injections?
Nearly 1 in 20 Americans older than 50 have artificial knees, or more than 4 million people, according to the first national estimate showing how common these replacement joints have become in an aging population.
There's something about babies. They are part miracle, part mystery. They are so full of innocence, and so full of promise, yet it turns out these simple, seemingly undeveloped infants are actually wired to do so much more than most of us realize.
A Minnesota mother is pushing all parents to vaccinate their kids after a case of whooping cough put her baby in intensive care for nearly a month.
Jenna Privette, a hockey player from St. Croix Lutheran, is fighting every day to get her life back to normal as much as she can.
