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After the bullet: HCMC helps young gun victims find their footing

After the bullet: HCMC helps young gun victims find their footing

Most gunshot victims survive their wounds. But some don't walk away from the experience. A Hennepin County Medical Center program is helping young victims find their way. That includes D'Andre Alexander.
by Brandt Williams

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David Williams: racism is damaging our health

David Williams: racism is damaging our health

A talk by Harvard University sociology and public health professor David Williams, who says racism and discrimination, unconscious or otherwise, is damaging the physical and mental health of all Americans.
by MPR News Staff

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Patients worry about losing therapists, relapse after changes at the Emily Program

Patients worry about losing therapists, relapse after changes at the Emily Program

The Emily Program recently launched programming changes to focus only on acute care. Leaders say those in an outpatient setting and who are grappling primarily with other issues like depression and anxiety will have to find care elsewhere.
by Catharine Richert

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Lawsuit: 3M contamination led to more cancer, infertility

Lawsuit: 3M contamination led to more cancer, infertility

The filing alleges that 3M knew the groundwater was contaminated years before it stopped making perflourinated chemicals, known as PFCs, and that it withheld critical information from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
by The Associated Press

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