Dené K. Dryden

Babies in OMC's Birth Center have had access to donated breast milk for several years. Starting Tuesday, May 26, families can buy milk after leaving the hospital, too.

The state of Minnesota's May 31 deadline to revalidate all at-risk-for-fraud Medicaid providers has come and gone. An advocacy coalition says those whose paperwork was "pending" have been disenrolled.

The Minnesota Department of Human Services released information Thursday, June 4, on its springtime push to revalidate more than 5,500 Medicaid social services providers amid federal pressure.

This week, the Minnesota Department of Human Services terminated more than 3,400 organizations' ability to bill Medicaid for services. Some in Rochester are affected.

Existing CAR-T therapies take some of a patient's immune cells and transform them into cancer-fighting cells, a weekslong, out-of-body process. Vyriad wants that change to take place inside the body.

More than half of the state's high-risk service providers lost their ability to bill Medicaid for services last week, following the Minnesota Department of Human Service's revalidation campaign.

For forty years, Dr. Wayne Kelly spent his days — and plenty of nights — seeing patients in both the clinic and the Winona Health emergency room.

This weekend's gathering at the Institute brings students and seasoned researchers — from around the country and globe — to discuss a big cancer topic: metastasis.

With sage smudging, kayaking and a hot dog lunch, an event to celebrate having fun in addiction recovery attracted around 80 people on a temperate Saturday just outside of Lake City.

Between the state's agriculture and health departments, Minnesota has a robust foodborne illness network, including the public health students who work on "Team Diarrhea."