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Psychologist Steve Garrigan is very practical about staying in shape.
After giving from the heart, a group of kidney donors have gotten heartfelt thanks for what they did.
A new book by Pope Benedict XVI is on shelves in Europe, and Roman Catholics around the world are trying to decide whether his comments about condom use answers a very narrow question, or signals a major change in Catholic doctrine.
Medtronic's fiscal second-quarter net income fell 35 percent as legal and other costs outpaced weak gains in medical device sales, but adjusted results met Wall Street expectations.
Around the holidays, you see more families at the airport, hoping for a peaceful flight with the kids. The other passengers are hoping for the same thing.
Obesity is a main reason type 2 diabetes, also known as adult-onset diabetes, is on the increase.
The Minnesota Vikings and Green Bay Packers will meet for the 100th time ever on Sunday, but in some ways, that landmark game is already being played.
Lifetime Fitness is calling on all local schools to step up its game when it comes to healthy nutrition and exercise.
When it's your child's birthday, many parents like to send treats to school to celebrate. But now, about half of the schools in St. Paul aren't allowing kids to have sweets on their birthday or for any occasion.
The American Cancer Society is calling on smokers to kick the habit Thursday.
A Dakotas-based health care system plans to merge with a clinic and hospital in northern Minnesota.
Children's Hospitals and Clinics is now bigger and better. At a ribbon cutting ceremony on Wednesday, hospital CEO Alan Goldbloom said the $230 million expansion will add more than 250,000 square feet to the facility.
The Mayo Clinic announced plans Tuesday to open proton beam cancer therapy centers in Minnesota and Arizona that will offer a better-targeted form of radiation treatment than conventional X-ray therapies.
Have you opened that giant envelope filled with health insurance, flex spending and life insurance choices? It's open enrollment time when millions of Americans will choose which benefit programs to go into. Or not. What are the big things we should look for when we enroll?
Millions of people who are struggling with the tough-to-use blood thinner warfarin, sold as Coumadin and other brands, may soon have another alternative.
