Man Moves Into Glass Apartment At MOA
A St. Paul man has decided to live in a glass apartment at the Mall of America in an attempt to show people how to live healthier.
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A St. Paul man has decided to live in a glass apartment at the Mall of America in an attempt to show people how to live healthier.
A Minnesota lawmaker wants to restart the quest for software to streamline applications for health and welfare programs after a failed project that cost at least $41 million.
The Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) said there have been three more cases of measles since an infant came down with the illness on March 4.
Medical device maker St. Jude Medical says Chief Executive Daniel Starks was detained by airport police in India Wednesday after they found a single ammunition shell in his clothes.
A life-threatening brain injury changed a Minnesota man's life forever, but it wasn't enough to slow him down. Now, eight years later, he is being honored for proving that the impossible is possible.
A nurse has been suspended pending a criminal investigation into a series of unusual bacterial infections among patients at St. Cloud Hospital.
New research shows that there are 7 percent fewer pack-a-day smokers in America than 50 years ago.
The Minnesota legislature is considering a bill making human cloning a felony. But University of Minnesota researchers say it could ban stem cell research.
Are headsets making you fat? The annual dropout rate at U.S. health clubs is soaring toward 50 percent, which has triggered a war over the hearts, minds and flabby thighs of Minnesotans.
Nikolaos Papanikolopoulos admits laughing at the idea of purchasing an Xbox Kinect for his $4 million research experiment.
A Senate health care panel takes a look Monday at a bill that would bar Minnesota from participating in the federal health care overhaul.
Her family calls what happened to Jamie Hammer a Christmas miracle. Months later, she is telling the story of the transplant that saved her life.
If you've had the flu this year, you have plenty of company.
It is midterm week at colleges across Minnesota. Rather than just studying, many students are turning to a prescription pill to perform in class -- Adderall.
The scars of the Vietnam War have stayed with many Americans for decades and it's not just the emotional scars. Many Vietnam vets are learning that their health today could be linked to a chemical sprayed during the war and it's all thanks to a man from Rogers, Minn.
