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Children's vaccination rates in Minnesota continue to fall, MDH data show
Children's immunization rates in Minnesota continue to get worse, according to Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) data. Read More
Health experts share warning during Infant Immunization Week
About a third of Minnesotans younger than 2 years old are not up to date on their recommended vaccines, according to the Minnesota Department of Health. Read More
Black Children Are Overrepresented In Minnesota’s Foster Care System. Here’s Whatis Is Being Done To Keep Black Families Together
Families and advocates have fought for reforms in the foster care system for eight years now. The Layla Jackson Law is currently being considered in the Minnesota state legislature. Read More
2023 saw fewer sexually transmitted infections in MInnesota
Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) in Minnesota were on the decline in 2023. The Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) says such diseases decreased by an overall 3% from 2022 to 2023. Total STI ... Read More
Minnesota is losing the race on mental health care
Editorials represent the opinions of the Star Tribune Editorial Board, which operates independently from the newsroom. ••• There's probably never a good time to cut reimbursement to Minnesota's mental ... Read More
Health care professionals to tackle issues of maternal health, gun violence
The goal is to highlight health care disparities and advocate for proactive measures to address them. News 8 anchor Dakarai Turner will moderate Friday’s discussion. At 6 p.m. May 18, the conference’s ... Read More
Sexually transmitted diseases in Minnesota are down, but HIV and newborn syphilis cases are up
Increases in HIV infections, and in cases of syphilis passed from mothers to newborns, marred an otherwise hopeful decline in sexually transmitted diseases in Minnesota last year. Minnesota's state ... Read More
We need to protect access to health care in rural Minnesota
Healthcare services have been consolidating in rural Minnesota, limiting access to critical care, and Rep. Kristi Pursell and Sen. Erin Murphy are aiming to do something about it. Read More
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