Minnesota’s measles cases doubled this week to 10, centered in a Twin Cities cluster. Health officials are urging MMR vaccinations and checking records.

A UMN public‑health alert ties ByHeart powdered formula to 51 infant botulism cases across 19 states. All infants were hospitalized; officials report no deaths so far.

University of Minnesota and the American Medical Association will review vaccine evidence and publish guidance by summer amid federal advisory changes.

The Eden Prairie inpatient shift to outpatient care has left a shortfall of LGBTQ+-affirming residential addiction treatment and set off a scramble among providers and advocates.

Wright County has opened a temporary warming center at the Buffalo Library to help residents during a cold snap, with Public Health staff also providing support on site.

MNsure enrollment slipped to roughly 135,000 as federal subsidy changes and insurer rate hikes push shoppers toward cheaper plans — and some may let coverage lapse.

The Mary Ann Young Center in Blaine is offering a free back and muscle pain management program for seniors, focusing on exercises, stretches, and other techniques.

Burnsville, Minnesota, offers a free seminar on January 15 for community members to learn about recognizing and responding to crises with care and confidence.

Washington and Ramsey Counties are hosting a free STI testing clinic in Woodbury, MN on January 12, 2026, providing walk-in services for multiple STIs.

Aarin Urevig, a public health nurse, serves Bloomington families, recently earned an MPH, advises the Minnesota National Guard on food safety, and enjoys nature and home projects.

Brooklyn Park is hosting December health events, including a talk on racial equity in public health, a health fair, and a Youth Mental Health Awareness Retreat.

Anoka County launches FacesOfHopeAnoka.org, a support website with a documentary and resources for people impacted by opioid addiction, aiming to combat the local opioid epidemic.

Brooklyn Park is hosting health events focusing on racial equity and public health, including a virtual dialogue by Harriet A. Washington, a community health fair, and a youth mental health retreat, offering resources and education to residents.