Artificial intelligence is changing the way doctors diagnose diseases, treat patients and develop new medicines. But how well is it working? MPR News host Angela Davis talks about the growing role of AI in healthcare.
Minnesota Department of Human Services temporary Commissioner John Connolly stated that DHS is still reviewing a letter received from CMS late Friday and currently has more questions than answers regarding the federal agency's decision.
Popular weight loss drugs including Ozempic and Wegovy will carry a new warning about a possible rare side effect that can sometimes lead to permanent vision loss, U.S. health regulators announced Monday.
A new report warns that hospitals and clinics across Minnesota face a crisis that’s affecting patients. They’re dealing with rising costs, federal cuts and an increase in emergency care. MPR News host Angela Davis and her guests talk about the challenges and possible solutions.
In 2024 alone, 6,500 women in Minnesota who lived in counties without this care gave birth. They accounted for 11 percent of all births in Minnesota that year.
An infant in southwestern Wisconsin has died from measles, the state’s first such death in 36 years. The Wisconsin Department of Health Services didn't say Thursday where exactly it happened or provide more details.
Mental health advocacy group NAMI Minnesota looked at how various traumatic events have affected Minnesotans — from the murder of George Floyd to Operation Metro Surge. Their report calls on more funding and support to address the collective impact.
Maplewood-based 3M manufactured firefighting foam containing PFAS, which was used to extinguish fires and for training at airports and military bases across the U.S. The chemicals contaminated groundwater used for drinking.
Do you know the term political grief? Maybe you know what it feels like. It's when you lose trust in institutions and feel heartbreak over politics. MPR News host Angela Davis talks with her guests about how grief, anger and distress shaped the midterm election.
A federal judge has ruled that chronically ill people on Medicaid won’t be bound by new work requirement rules that the latest Trump administration guidance requires in order to qualify for “medically frail” exemptions.
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