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It’s a tough reminder of how many lives in Minnesota are touched by illness, injury, and unexpected loss.

The virus might be rare, but it’s been showing up more often in Minnesota than anywhere else.

A new report prompted officials to address the lack of radon testing in schools. Radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer in America.

No treatment is available and about 10% of victims with severe cases will die, while about half of survivors have long-term neurological problems.

Drinking water is being tested for lead in schools and childcare centers and families can see where any unhealthy facilities are located.

Mosquitoes are not only annoying, but they have the ability to be nasty little disease spreaders.

The project will bring many improvements for patients in the area, including the addition of a dedicated behavioral health suite.

Single and ready to mingle? These cities deserve your attention.

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Check your shelves.

You'll want to verify that the recalled cough syrups are not in your home.

Uncovering the root causes of mortality among Minnesotans.