Using Natural Ways to Boost Your Mood
You exercise regularly, get enough zzzz's and follow a healthy diet, but you still find yourself feeling 'blah' from time to time.
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Veterans Push for Medical Marijuana PTSD Treatment
The wounds of war are often far worse for soldiers emotionally than physically.
Cookies for 'Superheroes in Scrubs'
The Hibbing Area Chamber of Commerce’s Women’s Innovative Network Committee recognized National Nurses Day.
Keeping Teeth Healthy While Living With Diabetes
Those living with diabetes are three times more likely to get gum disease than healthy people.
A Walk to End Using the “R” Word
An event kicked off to eliminate the use of a slur primarily used against people with disabilities.
Consuming Peanuts May Lead to Fewer Peanut Allergies
A new study suggests consuming, not avoiding peanuts may lead to fewer peanut allergies in kids.
Twin Ports Dermatology Now Seeing Patients
If you're experiencing troubles finding a dermatology clinic, you're in luck! Â Friday, Twin Ports Dermatology made their debut.
HIV Cases Increased Slightly Last Year in Minnesota
Health officials say Minnesota reported more than 300 new HIV cases last year, bringing the number of residents living with the virus that causes AIDS to nearly 8,000.
Managing Exercise-Induced Asthma
Being out of breath while you exercise happens all the time. But for some, it's more than just pushing yourself too hard.
Northern Lights Foundation Gala Friday
This Friday, the 2nd Annual Northern Lights Foundation Dinner & Silent Auction will be held at the Greysolon Ballroom in Duluth.
New 3D Test Can Catch Breast Cancer Early
New technology could lower false breast cancer positives by 20 to 40 percent.
Helping Prevent Children From Ingesting Lead
Locals were invited to Myers–Wilkins Elementary Wednesday for a free lead–level testing to raise awareness about the dangers.
House Passes Budget that Cuts MinnesotaCare
House Republicans have passed a health care budget that cuts an insurance program for tens of thousands of low-income Minnesotans.
New Cataract Surgery Improves Depth Perception
Cataracts will affect all of us at some point. They are a natural part of aging, but they are treatable with surgery.
Mayo Clinic Survey: 60% Would Like to be Organ Donors
April marks organ donation month and the demand is on the rise with about 150 patients being added to the wait-list every day.
