Minneapolis residents can get free adult COVID-19 and flu vaccines at a clinic on January 2, 2025, from 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. at The Family Partnership, hosted by the city's health department and partners.

Minneapolis Health Department urges residents to adopt healthier habits in 2025 to prevent illness transmission, emphasizing vaccination, mask-wearing, and hygiene.

Polk County Public Health offers free nasal Narcan kits to address the opioid crisis, with pickups available at various health offices without appointments.

Minnesota faces high radon levels, with a 70% incidence in tested Polk County homes. Free test kits are available to combat this invisible lung cancer risk.

The Bloomington Police and Public Health's BCBHS program has effectively provided comprehensive mental health crisis care since its 2023 launch, serving various age groups.

The City of St. Louis Park highlights the environmental impact of road salt, advising residents on responsible usage to reduce water pollution and infrastructure damage.

Minneapolis Health Department partners with Fairview Health Services to address food insecurity and chronic health issues by training clinic staff to aid patients in accessing nutritious foods.

A recent study by the University of Minnesota School of Public Health reveals that ethical conflicts significantly raise burnout and job dissatisfaction among healthcare workers.

University of Minnesota experts offer advice for self-improvement, emphasizing realistic physical activity goals and caution against extreme diets for the new year.

The University of Minnesota received a $35 million donation from Minnesota Masonic Charities for aging and metabolism research, raising total Masonic donations to $195 million.

A University of Minnesota study links chronic air pollution exposure to increased blood clotting disease risks.

The Minneapolis Health Department emphasized hand hygiene's importance for public health during National Handwashing Awareness Week, offering a video tutorial on proper techniques.

A study showed a rise in US hospitals without obstetric care, affecting rural areas and people of color, with potential negative impacts on maternal healthcare.