Family Thankful For Accident That Uncovered Boy's Tumor
As strange as it may sound, a northern Minnesota family is thankful for a terrible accident that sent their young son to the hospital.
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As strange as it may sound, a northern Minnesota family is thankful for a terrible accident that sent their young son to the hospital.
It's a sign of the times. A record 43 million Americans are on food stamps. About 9 percent of Minnesotans -- nearly half a million people -- depend on food stamps. This week in Washington, D.C., Minnesota Rep. Keith Ellison has been eating on a food stamp budget of $4.50 a day.
A former home care and assisted living care provider at a facility in Little Falls is accused of abusing an adult male patient with Parkinson's disease in his genital area, according to a complaint filed by the Minnesota Department of Health.
A new task force is being deployed to examine an old dilemma: How to hold down costs while improving access to health coverage in Minnesota.
Kids love sugary drinks, but an eye-opening new report, just released Monday morning, has some disturbing findings.
Most people use the iPad to search the internet or play games, but for one kid, the iPad has become a survival tool.
The Bayer Corporation makes "Yaz," and the company has not only marketed the drug as birth control, but also as a drug that helps with acne and mood swings.
Medtronic Inc. says a panel advising the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has concluded that an experimental catheter from the medical device maker poses a potential health risk that outweighs its benefit to patients.
It was the alcohol after all. Amy Winehouse died in London of what some call alcohol poisoning. A coroner found her blood alcohol level was at 0.40. But how does alcohol poison your body?
Keenan Cahill is a YouTube sensation with a 100 million web hits and fans around the world, and on Wednesday, he was in the Twin Cities for something far from acting.
The HPV vaccine was originally intended for young girls to prevent cervical cancer later in life. Now, the Center for Disease Control said boys should get it too, starting when they're 11 years old.
We know that germs are everywhere, and they're not all bad. But when most people think of places coated with germs in public, they maybe think of door handles or bathrooms.
Federal health regulators say an experimental catheter from Medtronic Inc. that uses extreme heat to correct irregular heartbeats caused safety side effects in nearly one-fifth of patients treated, far exceeding the study's safety goal.
It's well known that the human papillomavirus (HPV) causes cervical cancer, but researchers say the virus can also cause cardiovascular disease.
A lot more than people are living in a Burnsville rental complex. On Thursday, residents told stories of insects, rodents, even amphibians inside.
