What is Herbal Viagra?
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Health
NERCC Celebrates Completion of Multi Million Dollar Renovation Project
The original building was built in 1932, and though it had received some work over the years, representatives of the center say the interior was in dire need of an update.
Handling Picky Eaters
Many families have picky eaters, but a small number of them are extremely picky eaters.
Pink Eye: Highly Contagious Childhood Condition
It's a condition that strikes fear in the hearts of many parents.
International Contingent Visits Scholastica
Health care workers from countries like Uzbekistan and Ukraine stopped in Duluth as part of a three week United States tour.
The Health Dangers of High Heels
They may look good, but what they're doing to our feet is anything but pretty.
Managing Celiac Disease
Many Americans have decided to curb or even eliminate gluten from their diets because it makes them feel better.
Study: Elephants Could Help With Curing Cancer
Clues leading to a cure for cancer may come from an unlikely source - elephants.
Mercy Hospital Completes Multi-Million Dollar Project
Mercy Hospital in Moose Lake celebrated the completion of their $38 million dollar building with a grand opening and Ribbon Cutting Event.
CASDA Launches Donation Drive For Shelter
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and CASDA in Superior is taking the lead on the issue.
Ely Project Marks Milestone in Unveiling of Power System
Visitors to the Will Steger Wilderness Center in Ely will notice the center has a unique way to keep the lights on.
Mother Promotes Suicide Awareness in Northland
The 7th Annual Suicide Awareness Memorial Walk will take place this weekend.
PAVSA Holds Annual 'Take Back The Night'
Wednesday night was a night to “Take Back The Night” in Duluth.
Chlamydia on The Rise in Minnesota
Chlamydia is not only the most common STD, but is also the most reported infectious disease in Minnesota.
Tweens' Thoughts on Pot May Influence Drunken Driving
A new study says tweens who think marijuana is cool may be more likely to drive drunk in high school.
