[WCCO-TV News, November 02, 2021]
How does Daylight Saving Time affect our bodies?
November 02, 2021
[WCCO-TV News, July 30, 2021]
Air quality alert casts pall over Minnesota
July 30, 2021
[KARE 11 News, July 21, 2021]
Air quality conditions cause concerns for vulnerable populations
July 21, 2021
[WCCO Radio, July 03, 2020]
What medical conditions preclude you from wearing a mask
July 31, 2020
[Star Tribune, July 11, 2020]
It's been four months since the first cases of COVID-19 in Minnesota. Care for patients has improved greatly as doctors learn how to care for them better.
July 11, 2020
[KMSP Fox 9, April 29, 2020]
Doctors in Minnesota are re-thinking the rush to put COVID-19 patients on ventilators as they learn more about what the virus does to the body. Read more.
April 29, 2020
[Star Tribune, April 23, 2020]
Subtle shifts in the color of blood as it moves through a dense network of blood vessels can be a potent clue that a person has COVID-19, even if other signs of physical problems are absent. That realization has set off a national buying spree for optical medical devices called pulse oximeters, which can clip onto a finger or earlobe and detect color variations to tell how much oxygen is in the blood.
April 23, 2020
[WCCO-TV, February 29, 2020]
There's been talk about if the government should ban flavored vaping products. Dr. Andrew Stiehm talks about the danger of flavored vaping products.
February 29, 2020
[KSTP TV, February 12, 2020]
The push for a permanent shift to daylight saving time will return to the Minnesota legislature. Several states have already passed similar laws.
February 11, 2020
[WCCO-TV, February 03, 2020]
Oftentimes the stories about sleepwalking are presented as funny, but doctors say the dangers of sleepwalking are no laughing matter. WCCO-TV's Kim Johnson knew she needed help after a scary sleepwalking incident last year.
February 03, 2020