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Out to Lunch: Activist T Williams shares lessons from an ‘oversized’ table
We have all been witnesses to moments in history. But there are people in every community who go a step further by working to shape what happens next. MPR News host Nina Moini recently met up with longtime activist T Williams at Soul Bowl.
Former Minneapolis Mayor Betsy Hodges shares 'startling' data on harassment faced by women mayors
A new poll from the national group Mayor's Innovation Project shows that female mayors face higher rates of harassment and violence than their male counterparts.
U of M bipolar study could forge new path in treatment
A University of Minnesota research team is using a novel type of brain stimulation to treat depressive symptoms and study the shifts between depression and mania in people with bipolar disorder.
Menopause hormone therapy treatments sheds its warning label. Here's what it means.
The warning label has appeared on hormone therapy treatments for nearly two decades, after a landmark study found the therapy could increase risks of cancer. Now the FDA is changing course.
Independent review will examine law enforcement response to Minnesota lawmaker shootings
Several Minnesota law enforcement agencies are requesting an independent review of their response to the June shootings targeting state lawmakers — including the assassinations of former DFL House Speaker Melissa Hortman and her husband Mark.