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Millions of people walk around with a potential time bomb inside and most do not know it. Medtronic now has a new device on the market to fight the so-called Silent Killer, Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm or AAA.
A well-known advocate for autism is in the Twin Cities and is helping employers understand the disability.
CBS Los Angeles reporter, Serene Branson is resting at home after suffering a health problem during a live broadcast.
There is a lot of talk of love this Valentine's Day, but for those suffering from a broken heart, it's a serious matter.
A Minnesota man will get a Valentine's Day gift that you can't put a price on.
Lawmakers at the State Capitol are getting some handmade Valentines to promote a "Healthy Legacy."
It's a story that spreads across the world from Minnesota to Africa. With help from Minnesota doctors, an Iowa family is giving new hope to their adopted son.
A growing number of Iowans traveling to Minnesota for medical care at the Mayo Clinic have added to the state's largest health insurer's costs and contributed to rate increases.
University of Wisconsin-Madison researchers have developed a smart phone app for people dealing with addiction.
In the opening scene of "The King's Speech," Prince Albert of Britain is supposed to give the closing address at the British Empire Exhibition at Wembley on Oct. 31, 1925.
The Minnesota Department of Health has screened the oral health of a random group of third graders for the first time, and found mixed results.
That daily can of diet pop may give you a boost, but it could also be bad for your heart.
As Valentine's Day approaches it may be good to have your heart all aflutter. But, for up to three million Americans, it is a daily occurrence and that is not a good thing.
Hundreds of people with disabilities and their caregivers were also at the state capitol Tuesday protesting possible budget cuts.
For more than 30 years, the Ronald McDonald House Charity has been providing shelter and support to families of sick children in the Upper Midwest. And now, for the first time in Minnesota, those services are available without ever leaving the hospital.
