Rice County Public Health is hosting a car seat clinic on May 19 to help parents ensure their car seats are installed correctly and offer possible free upgrades.

Minnesota is enhancing oversight for autism and housing service providers, classifying them as "high risk" to secure Medicaid billing integrity and protect vulnerable citizens.

Ramsey County seeks public suggestions for naming a new mental health outreach vehicle, with a prize for the winner. Contest ends May 25, with the reveal at an event on May 31.

Bloomington Public Health identifies mental health as a major concern, highlighting issues such as crises, substance misuse, and service access obstacles, and is seeking community collaboration for solutions.

Bloomington's City Council has approved the design for a new community health and wellness center, with plans to offer diverse amenities and programs suitable for all ages, while the Creekside Community Center prepares to close.

Cleary Lake Regional Park offers a "Morning Stretch & Stroll" program for individuals 55+, held on Mondays in May from 9 to 9:30 AM, focusing on gentle exercise and socializing.

Cedar Lake Farm Regional Park in Scott County is hosting a wellness retreat for women with hiking, tea, yoga, and birdwatching. Reservations required 24 hours in advance.

Minneapolis recognized its Local Public Health Heroes for contributions ranging from addressing opioid abuse to promoting healthier living, reflecting the city's emphasis on community health efforts.

National Public Health Week celebrates its 30th anniversary on April 7-13, focusing on individual roles in community health, and honors local public health workers in Bloomington, Edina, and Richfield.

The University of Minnesota developed a hormone-free male birth control pill, YCT-529, showing a 99% success rate in mice and reducing sperm count in primates, with both groups regaining fertility post-treatment.

The article describes the operations of the medical unit and MOUD Clinic at Plymouth County Correctional Facility, which provides healthcare to inmates, including treatment for opioid disorders.

The University of Minnesota proposes to reshape healthcare by acquiring Fairview's interest in a joint venture, emphasizing a collaboration with Essentia Health and innovations in healthcare delivery without taxpayer dollars.

The Minneapolis Health Department has been reaccredited by PHAB, ensuring it meets national public health standards and demonstrates a commitment to the community's health.