Laser Treatment Shines Light On Baldness
It's time to shed a little light on baldness -- literally. It affects most men and a surprising number of women, as well.
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It's time to shed a little light on baldness -- literally. It affects most men and a surprising number of women, as well.
On the first Monday of the New Year, it's not hard to figure out what businesses get a sudden rush of customers.
Incoming Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton plans to make signing an executive order expanding the state's Medicaid program one of his first official acts.
A 4-year-old Wisconsin boy with a rare skin disease has received a stem cell transplant in Minnesota.
U.S. Sen. Amy Klobuchar is putting the spotlight on the growing shortage of medications, especially those used for treating cancer.
For every minute of Christmas music you hear outside of Mike Justak's home, keep in mind that about 8 to 10 hours of sequencing went into that minute just so his front-yard light show can shine.
Christmas Eve can be a special night for a child, but feeling jolly can be difficult if that night is spent in a hospital. Thankfully, there is an unlikely volunteer delivering a little holiday cheer to patients at Children's Hospital in St. Paul.
You never know when inspiration will strike -- like in the middle of a heart attack when a loved one's life is on the line and you decide a toilet plunger could come in handy.
Gov.-elect Mark Dayton says a nine-month transition to a new Medicaid health care program carries "enormous financial implications" when state finances are already tight.
Mayo Clinic is accused of filing false claims for federal reimbursement.
The City of New Ulm is helping residents dispose of one of the most under-recycled holiday products -- Christmas lights.
A top adviser to Gov. Tim Pawlenty is disputing a lower-ranking official's testimony that Minnesota will break even if it expands Medicaid health care for the poor.
Six health care systems across the country, including a health institute at New Hampshire's Dartmouth College, are collaborating on a project aimed at improving health care quality while reducing costs.
An order to expand the Medicaid health program for the poor is expected to be one of Gov.-elect Mark Dayton's first official acts next month. But a state human services official said Tuesday that it could take until October for the program to begin operating.
Three years after Minnesota enacted a statewide smoking ban in bars and restaurants, most people are happy with it. More than 70 percent approve of it, in public opinion polls.
