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University of Minnesota moving to reacquire medical center from Fairview Health Services

University of Minnesota moving to reacquire medical center from Fairview Health Services

The University of Minnesota Regents on Friday voted to support a nonbinding letter of intent with Fairview to regain ownership of the U’s teaching hospital by the end of 2027.
by MPR News Staff

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Why are kids of color in Minnesota spending months in hospital emergency rooms that can’t treat their problems?

Why are kids of color in Minnesota spending months in hospital emergency rooms that can’t treat their problems?

Children with autism and mental illness find themselves “boarded” — even though doctors, families, and caregivers know it doesn’t help. As one Twin Cities hospital leader says, “We are truly harming these children, and this is not OK.”
by Sheila Mulrooney Eldred

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Activists voice concerns in ongoing Smith Foundry investigation

Activists voice concerns in ongoing Smith Foundry investigation

Officials will hold a meeting with community members Wednesday to give an update on the ongoing investigation of the foundry. Representatives from the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency, the Environmental Protection Agency, and the state and city health departments will speak to attendees.
by Estelle Timar-Wilcox

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