The facts about this year’s flu vaccine
Despite what some vaccination opponents have written and some media have reported, the drifted flu strain doesn't mean the vaccine doesn't work.
Children’s Stories
Read health tips from our experts as well as stories by patients, families and staff about kids’ health and their experiences at Children’s Minnesota.
’Tis the season – for injury?
A new study found that, nationally, toy-related injuries are sending another child to the emergency room every three minutes.
Making of “Meet Abbey, future ballerina”
Take a behind-the-scenes look at the making of the commercial featuring Abbey, the future ballerina, and her family.
Five Question Friday: Meet our Interpreter Services team
In honor of Interpreter Services week at Children’s, we have a special edition of Five Question Friday, featuring one question from five different interpreters!
Andrews journey: a life of great purpose and meaning
Andrew Schmidt was the first person in Minnesota to be diagnosed with Pallister-Killian syndrome, an extremely rare genetic disorder that causes cognitive delays.
Minnesota girl, 7, writes book to help patients
Children's patient Kristina Heinlein, of Detroit Lakes, gives advice to kids facing surgery.
Meet John
John loves to play hockey, and he wants play professionally when he grows up.
World AIDS Day: Getting to zero
Learn Fatumata's story, the state of HIV and what Children's is doing in the fight against HIV.
Meet Sam
When 3-year-old Sam grows up, he wants to build parks because he loves playing in parks.
Father of cystic fibrosis patient plans concert, silent auction for Children’s
Charlie Hopper has organized a benefit concert at the Fine Line Music Café on Dec. 12.