HEALTH
STAFF BLOG CAPITOL CHATTER Legislative notebook: Dayton, GOP agree on health care funding
Republican legislative leaders and Democratic Gov. Mark Dayton cannot agree on three major issues to close up this years Legislature, but on Monday they did celebrate a health-care bill that restores ...
Posted on 4/30/12 at 10:50 PM
ON MY MIND IBC – what every woman should know
IBC (Inflammatory breast cancer) is a kind of breast cancer that not many people know about.A friend forwarded me the following video link. Please pass it on to the women in your circle of friends an...
Posted on 8/25/10 at 4:15 AM
Lured by the cure for reasons aplenty
In January 2010 Woodbury resident Hong Spores detected a few lumps on her breast. She immediately headed to the doctor.
By Amber Kispert-Smith , August 18, 2011
Infertility struggles hit home
Five-month-old Ian Darst has a reputation of being a good baby. He cracks a smile for everyone he meets, barely crying, screaming or complaining about a thing. He’s just a quiet little bundle of joy.
And it took him almost six years to get here.
By Riham Feshir , August 04, 2011
Another notch in Woodwinds' belt
The awards keep piling up for Woodwinds Health Campus.
By Mike Longaecker , August 01, 2011
Woodbury helps fill out national health report card
Large white trailers with the logo “NHANES” parked at the Woodbury Sheraton Hotel are in town to gather some health data.
For the first time ever, about 350 Washington County residents will get free physical exams as part of a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention survey.
By Riham Feshir , July 29, 2011
Parading with pianos
New Life Academy sophomore Alex Amble has spent his life playing piano. Last weekend, that devotion led Amble, 15, to the streets of St. Paul, where he traversed 20 artist-painted pianos on display for “Pianos on Parade.”
By Amber Kispert-Smith , July 28, 2011
Teenage triathletes train around town
A group of New Life Academy students will be hitting the track for the Life Time Minneapolis Triathlon on July 9 at Lake Nokomis in Minneapolis.
By Amber Kispert-Smith , June 30, 2011
Students, professionals eye the new face of bullying
Years ago, bullying was associated with the big kid in the class who stole his classmates’ money or shoved them into lockers. Today, bullying has taken on a very different look.
By Amber Kispert-Smith , June 24, 2011
A night of relay
Thousands of people turned out to fight back against cancer Friday during the 2011 Relay for Life of South Washington County at East Ridge High School.
June 03, 2011
Relay officials look to stay on top in 2011
Expectations are sky-high for this year’s Relay For Life of South Washington County.
By Mike Longaecker , June 02, 2011
Cancer, chemo and suicide: A Hudson father explains family's tragedy
No one can speak more eloquently about the pain of losing a child than a parent and that is what Larry Aumann did last Thursday to a small gathering of family, friends and teachers and staff at Hudson High School.
By Meg Heaton , May 26, 2011
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