Report: Potentially dangerous nitrate levels found in some Minnesota drinking water

A new study on Minnesota drinking water shows 22 public water systems tested for nitrate levels twice as high as federal standards allow. At that rate it can lead to a deadly blood disorder in infants called blue baby syndrome and possibly cancer

Ohio doctor gives patients adorable hand-drawn cartoons after surgery

An Ohio doctor surprises his young surgery patients with hand-drawn dressings that feature the children’s favorite characters. 

Barbies with vitiligo donated to Minnesota Vit Friends support group

Mattel donated 56 dolls to Minnesota Vit Friends to give to any children that attend a national conference in the Twin Cities that the chapter is hosting this summer.

Flu season deaths in Minnesota double in a week as illness kills 8 more people

In a week, Minnesota saw the number of people who have died from the flu this season double, as the Department of Health has reported eight more deaths.

Researchers: Some pet products touted as having CBD don't actually contain it

Companies have unleashed hundreds of CBD pet health products accompanied by glowing customer testimonials claiming the cannabis derivative produced calmer, quieter and pain-free dogs and cats.

Minnesota health officials stress prevention after infant dies of whooping cough

Minnesota health officials are stressing the importance of vaccination after an infant died of pertussis, also known as whooping cough, in November.

American Cancer Society finds biggest one-year drop in U.S. cancer death rate

Researchers on Wednesday reported the largest-ever one-year decline in the U.S. cancer death rate, a drop they credited to advances in lung-tumor treatments.

Data shows Minnesota income disparities extend to radon mitigation

New data from the Department of Health shows the many income disparities we have in Minnesota now extends to radon mitigation.

Wild host 3rd annual Recovery Night at Xcel Energy Center

The annual event focuses on people battling alcoholism and addiction and featured a former NHLer in recovery, too.

Minnesota DHS: New data shows doctors are prescribing fewer opioids

Minnesota doctors serving state health care programs wrote a third fewer new opioid prescriptions last year, according to a report from the Department of Human Services.