Study: PFCs Weakened Children's Immune Systems
A major study involving PFCs could be making some people in the St. Paul suburbs feel a little nervous.
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A major study involving PFCs could be making some people in the St. Paul suburbs feel a little nervous.
Trainers say stretching a few minutes before and after your workout can to wonders to help you avoid injury.
Actress Demi Moore was hospitalized Monday night for what her rep is now calling "exhaustion." But is exhaustion really a medical condition?
School lunches for kids are about to get a lot healthier. The government is announcing new nutrition standards for school meals.
Tuesday is Jack Jablonski's first full day at his new rehabilitation center.
Two paralyzed Minnesota hockey players are now out of the hospital and headed for rehabilitation.
January is Family Fit Lifestyle month -- a time where families are encouraged to have a healthy start to the New Year.
The diagnosis for autism is about to undergo a big change, and it could mean the loss of certain services for some children.
Women who have the breast cancer gene are 50 to 80 percent more likely to develop the disease. There's also a good chance they could pass the gene onto their children.
People travel to Hawaii to relax and get some sun and surf, but a Minnesota man's trip to paradise turned into a nightmare after he contracted a paralyzing disease.
Paula Deen never said she was teaching us how to cook healthy food. But when she announced she's had Type 2 diabetes for three years, all the while instructing America on the virtues of butter, critics couldn't resist calling her a hypocrite. But does poor eating lead to Type 2 diabetes, or is it all in the genes?
A young Minnesota hip hop artist is holding a concert to benefit ovarian cancer Thursday night. Nicky May, 19, said 10 percent of proceeds from the event at Hell's Kitchen in downtown Minneapolis will go directly to the Minnesota Ovarian Cancer Alliance or MOCA.
Minnesota Attorney General Lori Swanson is suing Accretive Health Incorporation, a debt collection agency. It stems from an incident last year when someone stole a laptop with medical information for more than 23,000 North Memorial and Fairview patients.
The last time Minnesota saw temps below zero this late in January was more than 120 years ago.
Serious mistakes in Minnesota hospitals rose slightly in 2011, but they led to fewer serious injuries and deaths than the year before, according to an annual report.
