Did you know that Keystone has a Foodmobile program?
Each month, Keystone’s two Foodmobiles go to over 30 community sites to bring food shelf services directly to people who
Read MoreEach month, Keystone’s two Foodmobiles go to over 30 community sites to bring food shelf services directly to people who
Read MoreLyme disease is a bacterial infection transmitted to humans through the bite of infected black-legged ticks, commonly known as deer ticks. While many people associate tick bites and Lyme disease with the spring and summer months, it’s crucial to remain vigilant in the fall.
Read MoreKeystone’s Free Farmer’s Market – All are welcome! With the help of our community, Keystone is able to provide households
Read MoreIn part two of her series on plastics, Julie Borgerding July dives into the issues surrounding plastic production in the
Read MoreThe Allina Health United Family Medicine Residency Program trains physicians to become specialists in family medicine. In addition to learning
Read MoreAs summer is winding down and back-to-school season begins, now is a great time to think about health preparations for the new school year. There are many things to consider ensuring a smooth transition back to school, and one of the most important – and often overlooked – ways to promote a healthy school year is getting a flu shot. This vaccination plays a crucial role in safeguarding the health of students, families and communities. A flu shot is your best defense to prevent getting the virus and its potentially serious complications.
Here’s a few reasons why getting your flu shot should be a priority this fall, and how it fits into your back-to-school preparations.
Read MoreAs I recall bags flailing in trees like caught kites, and dealing with plastics on the street in front of my house and where I go for walks, I just want it all to go away. It’s not likely to happen soon.
Plastics are double- edged in the current world – we can’t live easily without plastic, but our planet is inundated with plastic pollution, on land, air and sea. Plastic bags fly freely, plastic barges float in oceans, and flattened bottles and plastic pieces scuttle in the wind all around our streets, yards and fields. And microplastic floats around in our bodies.
Read MoreWith the wet conditions this summer the mosquitoes have now come out in full force! While the little pests can transmit troublesome viral illnesses, the most common result here in Minnesota is an annoying bug bite that is itchy and irritating. Treatment for these itchy bug bites can include ice and over the counter anti-itch creams such as hydrocortisone. What is better than treatment, however, is taking steps to avoid getting bitten by these insects!
Read MoreSupport Youth this School Year! Youth will be heading back to school soon, which means that back-to-school shopping is near!
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