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The state Department of Health announced 170 layoffs in early April but said it would delay them until May after funding was temporarily restored.
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The Minnesota Department of Health said that next steps concerning the agency's layoffs are unclear in the wake of the ruling in a suit brought by Attorney General Keith Ellison and a coalition of others.
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The layoffs will impact numerous public health care programs. MDH said there may be more layoffs coming.
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Zebra mussel poop seems to be fueling rising mercury levels in walleye and perch.
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The Minnesota Department of Health said five Minnesotans have become ill with cases linked to organic carrots from Costco, Target and Hyvee.
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The Minnesota Department of Health is recommending continued support for telehealth services after studying the impact of the 2021 Minnesota Telehealth Act.
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The changes to the state law — which require disclosure, no matter birth parent preference — come as more people are uncovering their ancestry through DNA testing kits.
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Public health departments in Crow Wing and St. Louis counties offer these free kits, but residents are responsible for shipping costs.
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The disinfection will be permanent. Grand Rapids Public Utilities estimates it will take one to two weeks for it to be distributed throughout the water system.
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Grand Rapids Public Utilities' decision comes after months of testing and analysis. The city's outbreak has lasted over a year, with three new cases in the last 10 days.