School Lunch Standards To Get Major Overhaul
The lunch line at your children's school could be changing. The government wants schools to dramatically change breakfast and lunch menus.
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The lunch line at your children's school could be changing. The government wants schools to dramatically change breakfast and lunch menus.
A rally is happening Thursday at the Minnesota State Capitol over the effect Alzheimer's disease could have on the state's future budget. Activists say if the state doesn't prepare for this, costs from Alzheimer's could reach $10 billion in 20 years.
A Minnesota nutrition researcher is giving high marks to the government's new standards for school lunches.
The thought of a dentist's chair is enough to make many grownups break out in a sweat. Now, imagine being a toddler facing the bright lights, noisy tools and a masked stranger. But there are ways to make it all less scary.
A federal judge signed off Wednesday on a plea agreement that calls for Boston Scientific Corp.'s Guidant unit to pay $296 million for failing to properly disclose changes made to some implantable heart devices, but added three years of probation to the deal.
The Supreme Court says medical residents should be considered employees when it comes to collecting Social Security taxes.
A new state law that went into effect Jan. 1 requires tattoo shops and their artists to get a license. But, state officials say enforcement of the law isn't expected to start anytime soon.
The concept has fascinated filmmakers, scholars and authors: the idea that some of us are able to sense the future, to predict it. But does extrasensory perception (ESP) really exist? Can anyone prove it?
These days, it seems there's an app for everything, and there is a recent technology that is aimed at couples struggling with infertility.
A groundbreaking study on Autism that linked the disorder to a vaccine for Measles, Mumps and Rubella is now being called a fraud.
Anti-health care protesters pushed their way into Gov. Mark Dayton's Minnesota State Capitol Office on Wednesday, as the new Democratic governor prepared to sign an executive order expanding Medicaid.
The flavors Very Berry and Winter Mint may make you think the package holds chewing gum, but the smokeless tobacco inside is certainly not child's play.
Minnesota is getting more involved in the federal health care overhaul with a major expansion of Medicaid coverage for the poor.
Gov. Mark Dayton shared the podium with tea party protesters on Wednesday as he completed his first official act -- deepening Minnesota's participation in the federal health care overhaul by expanding Medicaid coverage for the poor.
January 12, 2010 is a day Christella Monteau will never forget. On her 18th birthday, a time that would normally have been filled with much celebration, the late afternoon turned tragic. Devastation brought on by a magnitude 7.0 earthquake had swallowed Port au Prince in panic, disbelief and death.
