Kids' Time In Front Of TV Linked To Eye, Heart Problems
Children today spend more time than ever in front of a screen and, as new study shows, it can damage their health down the road.
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Children today spend more time than ever in front of a screen and, as new study shows, it can damage their health down the road.
A study done by Anytime Fitness released Wednesday said that more than 70 percent of Americans would rather go to the dentist, do their taxes, sit in the middle aisle of an airplane or visit their in-laws than go shopping for a swimsuit.
The Minnesota Department of Health is out with a warning about unhealthy hair products. It involves certain hair-smoothing products used in treatments like Brazilian Blowouts.
New guidelines on Alzheimer's show the disease starts damaging the brain years before symptoms show up.
Early drug treatment may increase survival time for AIDS patients, according to a recent study by Harvard.
Doctors are encouraged by early results from a new procedure for replacing a heart valve without surgery.
The suicides of two 14-year-old girls in Marshall over the weekend have become the second incident of teen suicide in Minnesota in recent weeks.
After two 14-year-old students committed suicide over the weekend in Lyon County, the Marshal Public School District has organized a meeting, scheduled to take place on Tuesday, to discuss concerns relating to student grief.
A Twin Cities man has moved out of a glass apartment that's been his home at the Mall of America for the past month.
The state Health Department is confirming three more cases of measles in Minnesota, bringing this year's total to 20. That's twice the number of confirmed cases seen in the state during the past 10 years.
A Minnesota doctor says he's not surprised to hear of air traffic controllers falling asleep at work. He says the United States has become a "24-hour society," and that some important jobs involving public safety are often done by workers that are sleep deprived.
St. Cloud State University is moving closer to going completely tobacco free.
The Minnesota Nurses Association says its members at Fairview-owned Range Regional Health Services in Hibbing will take a vote that could authorize a strike by 150 nurses.
Fairview Health Services announced Wednesday that it is scrambling to locate a missing box, which contains medical records for about 1,200 patients.
This spring could be one of the toughest allergy seasons in Minnesota. Since the weather has warmed and the snow has melted, doctors in the Twin Cities are seeing a surge in patients
