If you swam at Lake Nokomis recently, health officials want to hear from you.
Minnesota state health officials believe there could be more people who were infected by the disease.
Nearly 20 percent of high-school students use e-cigarettes and 40 percent have tried them, one study found.
Measles is dangerous and contagious.
New rankings for 2019-20 from U.S. News & World Report identify the best hospitals in specialty care and the best hospitals by region.
Rabies is a deadly virus that can spread to people or pets through the saliva of an infected animal.
New Centers for Disease Control and Prevention data shows an uptick in crypto parasites in public swimming pools. See how to minimize risk.
See which hospitals in Minnesota are the best for children, according to U.S. News & World Report’s latest rankings.
In 2017, 422 Minnesotans died from opioids, 636 from alcohol and 783 by suicide.
A mysterious polio-like illness that has sickened kids in 36 states, including Minnesota, continues to baffle public health officials.
The Department of Veterans Affairs released its end of fiscal year ratings for 146 VA medical centers nationwide.
As the 2018-19 flu season approaches, the CDC is reminding people that it is once again time to get vaccinated.
Obesity prevalence in the U.S. “remains high,” according to new self-reported data released by the CDC.
Officials want to know if an unidentified woman, or anyone else, had been exposed to the bats while they were alive.
Preliminary figures released by the CDC show an increase in opioid overdose deaths in 2017, particularly deaths linked to fentanyl.
A good Samaritan brought the bat to a local wildlife rehabilitation facility, where it died on Aug. 12.
The child was not vaccinated against measles, officials said.
An investigation from USA Today found that the U.S. is the most dangerous place in the developed world to give birth.
Minnesota men and women exercise at a rate higher than the national average, but only a slice of the state's population meets guidelines.
About 15,000 children and teens are diagnosed with cancer each year in the United States.
A woman who handled a rabid bat near the pavilion at Como Lake in Saint Paul this month is receiving medical attention.
To date, 17 patrons have reported illness, according to Minnesota health officials.
Between 1999 and 2016, the suicide rate rose significantly in Minnesota and throughout the United States, a new report says.
The raw, breaded chicken product may have looked fully cooked, health officials said.
The deadly outbreak has now spread to 35 states and 197 people, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
A new report ranked 100 American cities based on fitness and the Twin Cities placed well above most.
10 Minnesotans have been infected with E. coli O157, including nine women.
That’s the potential breakthrough two women at the University of Minnesota think they’re close to perfecting.
Symptoms of Salmonella infection include diarrhea, abdominal pain, and fever.
A recall has been issued for a raw meat dog food product; consumers are advised not to use the meat and instead return it.
No additional zebra mussels were in Lake Harriet found during 67 hours of diving, snorkeling and wading searches.
Minnesota epidemiologists completed their investigation into the E. coli bacterial infections but could not identify a specific source.
What’s legal isn’t necessarily safe when it comes to your drinking water.
U.S. News and World Report ranked the best children’s hospitals across 10 specialties. See which hospitals made the list.
Minnesota has had 20 cases, the most in the country, as well as the only fatality. Health officials say the disease may be worse than Lyme.
Minnesota's measles outbreak that began in Hennepin County has now spread into another county.
Nine of the confirmed cases are in the Minnesota Somali community.
Minneapolis health officials say several "stains of concern" were identified at adult entertainment establishments in the city.
Overall, eight percent of samples tested positive for human viruses and 11 percent tested positive for Salmonella, according to a new study.
Health officials say deaths from prescription painkillers are now outpacing deaths from heroin in the United States.