Sanford Deal With MN Hospital Takes Effect Tuesday
Dakotas-based Sanford Health says its affiliation with a northwest Minnesota hospital will become official on Tuesday.
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Dakotas-based Sanford Health says its affiliation with a northwest Minnesota hospital will become official on Tuesday.
We expect sleep to be restorative, to heal our body and rejuvenate, but the way you sleep can actually cause wrinkles. So, what position should we sleep in to look our best?
A Minnesota lawmaker sees an export market for medical marijuana -- even though the state has never allowed its use.
An effort to criminalize synthetic marijuana sold as herbal incense has easily cleared the Minnesota House with bipartisan support.
Ten-month-old Carolyn Cooper's mom and dad take no small developments for granted.
If you are one of those people who starts scouting bathrooms anytime you are away from home, you may be among the 16 percent of adults with an overactive bladder.
No matter how much snow just fell, the calendar says swimsuit season is just around the corner. Still, for many of us, that also starts a countdown to get our bodies back in swimsuit shape.
Democratic Gov. Mark Dayton's push to involve Minnesota in the federal health care overhaul has resulted in a $187.4 million grant to keep elderly and disabled Medicaid patients out of institutional care.
Medtronic, the world's largest medical device maker, said Tuesday it will lay off up to 2,000 workers as part of a restructuring effort to make up for anemic sales of its implants.
Scientists in Minnesota have discovered a place like nowhere else on earth right here in Minnesota.
A lot of us spent Valentine's Day around people we care about. It was the same for a Sartell couple, but instead of having a nice dinner, they were in the hospital.
For many years, the model for treating alcoholism has been through intense peer support and 12-step programs. But there's a house in St. Paul where chronic alcoholics don't take part in group therapy.
Federal officials have certified Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton's request to access federal money to expand a health program for the poor beginning March 1.
The flu is now officially considered widespread across Minnesota, according to the Department of Health.
A federal study suggests that Minnesota has fewer "couch potatoes" than many states.
