The City of Minneapolis' Health Department shares tips on social media for Healthy Aging Month, emphasizing exercise, sleep, social connections, and regular check-ups for a better aging process.

A University of Minnesota study reveals barriers to sports participation among youths with multiple marginalized identities, showing a stark gap compared to more privileged peers.

The University of Minnesota established the EMBRACE Center for dementia care, funded by a $5.8 million grant, to improve care through trials on care interventions.

Wright County is conducting a survey to assess community health needs, inviting residents to give input that will inform future health policies and initiatives.

The University of Minnesota has a strategic plan to improve health care access, train more professionals, and enhance services statewide, as discussed with the Board of Regents.

Minneapolis Animal Care & Control warns about rabies risk from bats and underscores the importance of vaccinating pets against the disease. They offer advice on dealing with bat encounters and announce low-cost vaccine appointments.

Minnesota sees a 40% reduction in auto-related deaths due to education on seat belt use and safe driving, but suicides doubled road fatalities with 815 lives lost in the same period.

Wolfe Park introduces two fall fitness programs: Express Stations and All Levels Yoga, with initial free sessions and subsequent weekly classes charging a fee for residents and non-residents.

Wright County's Opioid Settlement Advisory Council has issued an RFP seeking innovative solutions for opioid addiction treatment, with an emphasis on evidence-based approaches to help affected communities.

Canvas Health launches a new program in Coon Rapids to support sustained recovery from substance use disorders, focusing on comprehensive services, including counseling and support groups.

Free Soma Yoga session at Minnesota River Heritage Park on September 13, 6-7 PM, by Sofia Silva offers stress management and is suitable for all levels.

The Minneapolis Health Department warns of rising measles cases and urges vaccination as the most effective protection, emphasizing the serious health risks and the need for public safety.

Minneapolis Health Department offers free lead testing for children at Folwell Park on Aug. 21, aiming to prevent lead poisoning by utilizing a mobile lab during a community event.