Number Of Smokers Drops By Half Over 30 Years
A 30-year study finds a big drop in the number of people who smoke in the Twin Cities.
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A 30-year study finds a big drop in the number of people who smoke in the Twin Cities.
Millions of people with mild or moderate heart failure got good news Sunday, with studies showing a Pfizer drug and a device from Medtronic can boost survival and cut trips to the hospital by patients having trouble breathing.
A young Minnesota mother battling breast cancer is sending a message: that you're never too young to be checked for the disease.
An Isanti couple has watched their little girl endure some really tough days in her young life. Hailey isn't even a year old and already, she's pulled through a risky complicated surgery on her heart.
In a lot of movies where a man is getting older, prostate humor is commonly used for laughs. But more than 30,000 men will die of prostate cancer this year. That's no laughing matter.
Within a couple of years we'll likely see graphic images on cigarette packages.
We hear about E. Coli in spinach, listeria in celery, and salmonella in sprouts. And our best defense is something we as consumers have been doing for decades: running fruits and vegetables under water. But does washing produce really do anything?
Thousands of dollars difference in price for the exact same thing? That's what one Minnesota woman experienced when she had a common medical procedure done twice.
No matter your age, now is the time to think about your bones. Osteoporosis is a threat to tens of millions of Americans, mostly women. However, men cannot let their guard down.
If you have kids, you almost certainly have giant buckets of Halloween candy in your house. And you've probably warned your kids already about the dangers of eating too much of that candy. But does candy really rot your teeth or is it more about heredity?
Fifty years after the pill, another birth control revolution may be on the horizon: free contraception for women in the U.S., thanks to the new health care law.
CPR training at Minnesota day cares centers is being called into question after a little girl died this summer.
Illnesses in seven more people have been tied by the Minnesota Department of Health to the consumption of raw milk from a farm in Sibley County.
We can all see the crazy wind and the spitting rain. But you can't see low pressure. However, some of us can feel it in our joints and our bones.
