Water testing continues at Mayo Clinic's Saint Marys campus, days after discolored water began running from taps. While there's still no drinking the tap water, officials say cafeteria water has been cleared for use.
The Minnesota Health Department cited new science about a chemical contaminant found in the fish that led the agency to cut the standard considered safe for consumption.
Your health insurance plan might not cover items such as wheelchairs, walkers, crutches, boots and braces. The cost is small compared with many medical bills, but adds up if you pay out-of-pocket.
As policymakers and doctors move away from treating chronic pain patients with opioids, there's concern that more comprehensive pain treatment isn't available to many current patients.
In a new report, the Minnesota Health Department questions assumptions behind the growth plan and says it could lead to a capacity arms race among hospitals.
Students and staff from Mitchell Hamline School of Law serve families with legal advice related to health care and social services. In the process, law students learn about what can affect a client's health.
Initial tests show sediment created the dark-colored water that ran this week from taps at Mayo's St. Marys hospital. Clinic officials are still advising people not to drink the water until more test results are in.
The federal government issued warnings to companies that sell vaping liquids, saying they are in violation of federal regulations due to packages that appear to market to children or teens.