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Patients weigh seeking care for conditions other than COVID-19

Patients weigh seeking care for conditions other than COVID-19

Thousands of Minnesotans have delayed surgeries and procedures because of COVID-19’s toll on the hospital system. But health officials are reminding Minnesotans they shouldn’t feel afraid to seek medical care.
by Nina Moini

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Community alliance reassembles to battle COVID-19 fallout in north Minneapolis

Community alliance reassembles to battle COVID-19 fallout in north Minneapolis

The pandemic poses different challenges than the devastating tornado that inspired the formation of the Northside Community Response Team in 2011. African American community leaders say the crisis has forced them to figure out new ways of keeping their community connected, safe and healthy.
by Brandt Williams

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Backyard nature: A child's first encounter with a baby bunny

Backyard nature: A child's first encounter with a baby bunny

Kristin Schwarze and her daughter Clare have spent most of their time indoors or in their Shoreview yard since the coronavirus pandemic hit Minnesota. But their family isolation was interrupted over the weekend when they found a baby cottontail rabbit.
by Cody Nelson

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April 22 update on COVID-19 in MN: Deaths jump to 179; Walz unveils major testing push

April 22 update on COVID-19 in MN: Deaths jump to 179; Walz unveils major testing push

"The ship is on the launch pad today,” Gov. Tim Walz said of a massive statewide COVID-19 testing plan with Mayo Clinic and the University of Minnesota. He spoke hours after Minnesota reported its largest single-day jump in COVID-19 deaths.
by MPR News Staff

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'Deadly phase': Minnesota's long-term care facilities fight to control coronavirus spread

'Deadly phase': Minnesota's long-term care facilities fight to control coronavirus spread

Nursing homes and assisted living facilities had hoped to keep the coronavirus mostly outside of their doors. But despite their efforts, COVID-19 cases have spread to more than 90 congregate care facilities. More than 70 percent of Minnesota's fatalities are traced to long-term care homes.
by Peter Cox

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Coronavirus upends Ramadan traditions of family, charity, community

Coronavirus upends Ramadan traditions of family, charity, community

Ramadan, the holy month of prayer, fasting and celebration for Muslims worldwide, begins on Thursday. But as mosques are closed and large gatherings are discouraged under the stay-at-home order, Muslims in Minnesota are having to change their religious customs while trying to maintain close community ties.
by Kirsti Marohn

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Meat supplies unlikely to get very lean

Meat supplies unlikely to get very lean

Consumers may see some spot shortages of their favorite cuts after some big meat processors shut down because of COVID-19 outbreaks. But experts say if people don’t panic and hoard, overall supplies shouldn’t run out.
by Martin Moylan

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