Health

MN Starts Selling Medical Marijuana

As the clock struck midnight Minnesota’s first cannabis clinic in Minneapolis served its first patients.

Walker Signs Emergency Allergy Treatment Bill

Gov. Scott Walker has signed a bill that permits businesses to keep a supply of epinephrine injections to counteract life-threatening allergic reactions.

Scottish Rite Clinic Set For Expansion

A clinic for kids with language problems is expanding, to double the number of children they can serve per year.

Wednesday Ends Long Wait for Medical Marijuana Patients

Minnesota is officially in the medical marijuana business.

Study: Citrus Fruit Could Lead to Skin Cancer

We all know fruit is good for us, but a new study says some types may lead to a higher risk of skin cancer.

Protecting Your Children From Harmful Sunburns

Sunburns happen to people of all ages, but burns in childhood are of special concern.

Minnesota Rural Health Association Meets in Duluth

Rural Minnesota healthcare workers are meeting for two days in Duluth to discuss possible improvements.

Hospital Prepares for Legalization of Medicinal Cannabis

Doctors at St. Luke's will be allowed to register as cannabis prescribers, but the hospital will not allow the product in its facilities.

Man Injured by Lightning in Cherry Remains in Critical Condition

A Virginia man remained in critical condition Monday after being struck by lightning at the Cherry Township Town Hall Recreational Facility.

Condition of 12-Year-Old Struck by Lightning in Duluth Improves

Duluth Police are reporting that the condition of the boy struck by lightning in Duluth has improved.

CHUM Gets $82,000 Grant for O'Neil Apartments

CHUM is pleased to announce a grant of $82,000 from the Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota Foundation to help the children at the Steve O’Neil Apartments reach their full health potential.