Boy With Brain Disorders Gets His Camping Wish
Quentin Lieske and his family got a camper from the Make-A-Wish foundation. It was built with a ramp for his wheelchair and all the comforts of home.
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Quentin Lieske and his family got a camper from the Make-A-Wish foundation. It was built with a ramp for his wheelchair and all the comforts of home.
Medtronic Inc. Chairman and CEO Omar Ishrak on Tuesday defended the data that his company submitted to federal regulators as part of the approval process for a bone-growth protein, saying they were sound and support the safe use of the spinal surgery product.
After a 9-year-old Roseville girl suffered a severe stroke last February, doctors said her chances of survival were slim. Now, even though Grace Alpers has one more surgery left, she has already defied the experts' odds.
The Ramsey County Sheriff's Office revealed more details Tuesday on the toddler who died at a Shoreview chiropractic office earlier this month.
Kids, TV and poor sleep: Is there a connection? Yes, there is, according to a government-sponsored study published online in the journal Pediatrics.
Hundreds of Minnesota doctors will soon be part of survey commissioned by the federal government.
We've all had them at some point in our lives. Goose bumps might appear when we get scared or cold.
The Minnesota Health Department is looking into a possible health risk associated with henna tattoos after about a dozen kids dealt with skin infections, staph, and possible scarring following getting tattooed at a party.
Summer is the time of year many people are conscious about having a few extra pounds. Now a medical procedure that can help you melt away the fat.
You've likely seen the commercials or tried them out. Toning shoes promise a lift to problem places, like legs, hips and even your butt. But doctors are warning that those popular shoes could be doing more harm than good.
When people gain weight they usually blame some pretty predictable culprits -- sweets, soda, french fries or maybe pizza. But a new study says potato chips may be the worst offender.
In the last 30 years, the number of us who are nearsighted has doubled. So, why do so many of us need glasses? The answer may have something to do with what we're seeing so much of.
A new report finds significant gaps continue in the quality of health care for poor Minnesotans, although disparities are narrowing.
Researchers have discovered a way to predict a person's age through their saliva. That may not sound very necessary but the test could be used to zero in on a criminal suspect.
U.S.A. Hockey has decided there will be no more checking in boys hockey games untill the Bantam level, which is for players 13 years and older.
