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The therapy could be a new path forward for treating Alzheimer’s.

UMN researchers developing cell therapy to combat Alzheimer’s disease

by Rachel Hoppe and Colleen McGowan
Published April 13, 2025

Researchers from the University of Minnesota are developing a cell therapy that would combat Alzheimer’s disease using strategies used in blood cancer treatment, according to a press release.The...

Fauci was joined in conversation with journalist Arshad Mohammed during the lecture. Courtesy of Bruce Wilcox.

Dr. Anthony Fauci promotes trust in science for disease prevention at campus lecture

by Rachel Hoppe
Published April 9, 2025

Dr. Anthony Fauci detailed his extensive career leading the U.S. through multiple health crises in his role as the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases and emphasized the...

People who were uninsured before pregnancy with IHS access are 16% more likely to receive high-quality care.

UMN study finds access to Indian Health Services, insurance decreases maternal death rates

by Rachel Hoppe
Published April 9, 2025

A study from the University of Minnesota’s School of Public Health said American Indian and Alaska Native women with access to Indian Health Services and insurance were more likely to receive higher-quality...

Cannabis use for people under 21 can interfere with brain development.

Retailers fail to comply with age restriction laws for THC products

by Rachel Hoppe
Published April 4, 2025

A study from the University of Minnesota School of Public Health conducted in 2023 found that retailers selling THC products often failed to comply with age restrictions for selling those products. The...

According to the report, research on LGBTQ+ communities tripled between 2012 and 2022.

UMN report tracks NIH funding of LGBTQ+ research over the past decade

by Rachel Hoppe
Published April 4, 2025

A recent study from the University of Minnesota School of Public Health traced the National Institutes of Health’s funding of research on LGBTQ+ health outcomes between 2012 and 2022. The report...

Researchers use the florets of a grape to begin the breeding process.

UMN develops wine grapes, table grapes strong enough to survive Minnesota winter

by Rachel Hoppe
Published March 26, 2025

The University of Minnesota Horticulture Research Center (HRC) in Excelsior, Minn., breeds new varieties of wine and table grapes that can withstand cold Minnesota winters.The HRC is renowned for developing...

Boynton Health started distributing naloxone, an overdose medication, on March 3.

Opioid deaths third highest cause of death in youth, UMN study says

by Rachel Hoppe
Published March 18, 2025

Opioid deaths rose nationwide during the COVID-19 pandemic, particularly among teenagers between the ages of 13 and 17, according to a study from the University of Minnesota School of Public Health. The...

Cancer rates in women under 50 increased in comparison to men, new study says

Cancer rates in women under 50 increased in comparison to men, new study says

by Rachel Hoppe
Published March 3, 2025

Women under 50 are more likely to get cancer than men the same age, according to a study from the American Cancer Society published January 2025. The cancer incidence rate in women under 50 was 81%...

Pharmacies are a cornerstone of communities, providing medications, vaccinations and clinic appointments.

Pharmacy map identifies which Minnesota communities have access

by Rachel Hoppe
Published March 3, 2025

Researchers at the University of Minnesota College of Pharmacy partnered with the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) to map out where pharmacies are across Minnesota. The researchers mapped pharmacies,...

Patients may seek secondhand equipment online due to administrative obstacles.

Study says highest out-of-pocket cost for cancer survivors is medical equipment

by Rachel Hoppe
Published February 26, 2025

A study at the University of Minnesota examining the financial burdens of medical services on cancer survivors revealed medical equipment like wheelchairs and hearing aids made up the majority of out-of-pocket...

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