Mayo Opens 'Health Experience' At Mall Of America
The number one tourist attraction in the state is getting the best of the best in health care.
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The number one tourist attraction in the state is getting the best of the best in health care.
In the United States, there are more than 25 million diabetics. So, the chance to keep more people from having to depend on insulin for the rest of their lives is worth trying -- especially for children.
Health officials in Minnesota are investigating an apparent case of inhalation anthrax in an individual who officials believe acquired the infection from the natural environment.
A University of Minnesota program that helps immigrant doctors qualify to practice in Minnesota has fallen victim to last month's state budget agreement.
We know that the Twin Cities metro is one of the best areas in the country to ride a bike, but how do our cities fare for people who walk around town?
Whether you are in your 20s, 40s or older, chronic aches and pains can have a big effect on your golf swing. You can watch the lessons they offer on the Golf Channel all day, and it doesn't matter if your body won't move that way.
There's something charming about things that represent the past. And that warm and fuzzy feeling is what makes antiques so popular.
A dentist appointment may be on a lot of parents' back-to-school lists. But for thousands of Minnesota families, those appointments may seem out of reach.
No six-year-old should have to fight cancer.
Whether it's one drink or several, there comes a point when we all reach our limit. Now, there's a new interactive game popping up in Twin Cities bars meant to raise awareness about drinking and driving.
The University of Minnesota School of Dentistry has received a $3.5 million gift toward the construction of what it calls the most advanced pediatric dental clinic in the Upper Midwest.
Meat giant Cargill is recalling 36 million pounds of turkey after a government hunt for the source of a salmonella outbreak that has killed one person in California and sickened dozens more.
Two University of Minnesota professors say they know how to prevent salmonella outbreaks like the ground turkey now being recalled by Cargill.
Along with purchasing pencils, notebooks and crayons, back-to-school season also means time for vaccinations.
Walk around Minnesota and you'll hear that low, purring hum of the air conditioning. However, you may also hear the sound of sneezing and coughing -- the sound of the summer cold. So, does all our exposure to air conditioning cause summer colds?
