Telling stories. Sharing ideas. Healthy advice.
At the start of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, Michelle Jones took this opportunity to hone a new skill and found her voice.
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Alexandra Coward, MD, MPH, spent 10 days in Guatemala providing surgical services to a rural community through a nonprofit.
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According to the Minnesota State Fire Marshal’s Office, an average of 75 people go to Minnesota hospitals with fireworks injuries each year.
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Paramedic John Sylvester is the 2022 Mpls/St. Paul Business Journal second annual Health Care Hero in the First Responder category.
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Come out to support the LQBTQ+ community this weekend in Loring Park to celebrate the Twin Cities Pride Festival!
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There are ways to maintain a comfortable internal temperature AND keep calm, cool, and collected during hot weather.
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Men can face various health issues. Trying to live a healthy lifestyle means exercise, healthy eating, and good health habits.
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During a time when it felt like there was so much uncertainty and fear in the world, one Hennepin team member took action.
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Have you vaccinated your children against COVID? Vaccines are available for all kids ages six months and older.
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As stories of school shootings dominate the news, parents of young children find themselves struggling to explain these traumatic events.
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In the Minnesota Opera’s performance of Carmen this May, guitarist Daniel Volovets added a new element to the classical score.
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Over 150 young women visited our campus to learn about healthcare careers during our Black Women with Stethoscopes Youth Summits.
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Some people leave a footprint in life and our hearts. Bibiana Garzon “Bibi” was one of those, a true Latine Community leader.
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A young woman suffering from depression and addiction asked Spiritual Care Provider Shukri Salah for help.
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The numbers never got old for retired math teacher Daniel Bowler. That’s why he continued to work at school where he’s the math league coach.
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Bruce Willis, the 67-year-old actor, announced his retirement from acting, after being diagnosed with aphasia.
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A three-year-old patient was behind on her vaccine appointments, and had a history of seizures and some missed appointments.
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Angie Hirsch, LICSW advocates for integrating traditional American Indian and Western models of medicine for culturally affirming care.
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No matter your age, there is a word or words to describe “cool.” In fact, the word “cool” itself has been used by many generations.
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As we celebrate Donate Life month in April, we annually raise the Donate Life flag in a celebration on our campus.
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