Study: More Young Adults Abusing ADHD Diagnosis
Ninety-five percent of those battling Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) are children. However, it's the 5 percent that is raising new concerns among medical professionals.
Watch CBS News
Ninety-five percent of those battling Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) are children. However, it's the 5 percent that is raising new concerns among medical professionals.
If a student returns to play too soon after suffering a concussion, there are growing concerns that it could cause permanent brain injury, even death. So, Minnesota lawmakers are talking about a concussion law for student athletes.
Healthcare costs can break any family, no matter how much they make. But a Minnesota company is offering thousands of dollars in help to middle-class families. However, few Minnesotans are taking advantage of it.
A 10-year University of Minnesota study of young people's health found that young adult mothers have higher body mass indexes and poorer diets than young adult women without children.
Endo Pharmaceuticals Holdings Inc. said Monday it is buying urology and pelvic health company American Medical Systems Inc. for about $2.6 billion.
After a long winter most of us look forward to green grass and buds on trees. But for many that also means spring allergies.
A Minnesota House committee approved sweeping changes Friday in how Minnesota schools handle student athletes who suffer concussions.
The Minnesota House approved deep cuts to health and welfare programs in an early-morning vote Thursday, setting the stage for budget talks between GOP lawmakers and Democratic Gov. Mark Dayton.
A Twin Cities radio show host used to living life out loud is now sharing what's often unspoken.
Health officials were alarmed by a new report Wednesday that showed a surge in sexually transmitted disease rates in Minnesota, with chlamydia setting a new record last year and syphilis reaching a 30-year high.
Synthetic substances that mimic marijuana, cocaine and other illegal drugs are making users across the nation seriously ill, causing seizures and hallucinations and even killing some people.
Four large nonprofit health plans will return excess profits from public health care contracts to the state under a yearlong deal announced Tuesday by Gov. Mark Dayton.
A Perham High School basketball player who collapsed on court during a game is now continuing his recovery closer to home.
A new level of detail about nonprofit health plans that get more than $3 billion in annual state business is now online.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency says it has detected slightly elevated levels of radiation in rainwater in St. Paul. The EPA says elevated levels were expected after the March 11 tsunami in Japan and are not dangerous.
