Science
Townspeople and treasure hunters in Hungary search for a sultan's buried heart
Camp where Suleiman the Magnificent spent his last night is uncovered in Hungarian city
Science
Beware the menace on the rise from algae
Although they occur naturally, algal blooms are being intensified by human activity in ways that scientists are still trying to quantify.
Local
Soudan Mine lab faces uncertain future as it loses research projects
The lab's signature experiment — an enormous detector that captures glimpses of neutrinos fired at northeastern Minnesota from Illinois — recorded its final data in late June.
Science
Mayo Clinic, Regions among hospitals finding they're not off-limits in Pokemon Go
Several Pokemon "gyms'' surround Mayo's campus in Rochester.
Science
Science
A lot of things (even cornflakes) are worse for you than butter, study says
There is no link between consuming butter and an increased risk of heart disease or stroke, the study said. It actually found that butter might slightly prevent Type 2 diabetes
Science
California program that targets super-user patients transforms lives and health costs
Focusing on just 37 people saved $14 millions in health spending.
St. Paul
4-H science challenge cultivates young agricultural leaders
Contest encourages kids to find real-world agriculture solutions.
Science
Food banks take on big contributor to diabetes: Themselves
Many who use pantries are obese but face food insecurity.
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