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Follow the StarTribune for the news, photos and videos from the Twin Cities and beyond. → Read More
Following reports of greater mortality and stroke risk, Medtronic pulls its HVAD device from worldwide market. → Read More
Risk of public encounters with the unmasked and unvaccinated raise concerns. → Read More
A former company sales rep alleges the company misled regulators during review of a spine product. → Read More
Few doctors available for complex, multi-system care of Long COVID patients → Read More
Despite public health advice, not all shot-seekers choose the first available. → Read More
To boost production, the Biden administration plans to use a wartime law that prioritizes federal contracts. → Read More
The technique used in Minnesota produces a "signature" of variant. → Read More
Supply Link officials said they were conducting an investigation to determine who was behind the fake masks. → Read More
Family get-togethers seen as high risk as deaths in Minnesota exceed 2,900. → Read More
Which COVID test works best? Is it free? Where can I get one? We spoke to medical experts to answer these questions and more. → Read More
Schools are watching state, county and district wide info daily. → Read More
The hack was part of a ransomware attack on a cloud computing company called Blackbaud, which manages databases for a number of nonprofits. → Read More
Gonda Building would have been Rochester's tallest tower. → Read More
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Cliff Willmeng joins a burgeoning group of hospital workers nationally filing lawsuits in response to what they see as pressure from hospitals to unreasonably lower safety standards for workers on the front lines of pandemic care. → Read More
Hospital-at-home programs are providing telehealth for some emergency patients → Read More
Health officials say the evidence backing test accuracy and protectiveness from antibodies is not yet strong enough. Even the lab companies and hospitals admit they can't offer "immunity certificates" to people who have the antibodies today. → Read More
Elected officials say requiring cloth masks while in public is an easy and safe to way prevent spread of the coronavirus. → Read More
Seven of the eight people whose deaths were reported Friday lived in long-term care facilities. → Read More