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Genetic testing reveals a wealth of data about you and your family. But when it comes to your DNA, how much information is too much?
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Genetic testing reveals a wealth of data about you and your family. But when it comes to your DNA, how much information is too much?
What if a drug designed to treat depression actually caused depression? It’s a question that has come to define one Minneapolis woman’s life.
Your guide to the Twin Cities’ best MDs for female patients—as chosen by their fellow physicians
Experience the real ways of the west at Knife River Ranch in North Dakota
Sometimes the best seat in the house is a stool
After 12 Fringe shows and dozens of local plays, Joseph Scrimshaw makes it big with Adventures in Mating
Music-video visionary Phil Harder makes the leap from MTV to the silver screen—and takes his eye-catching style with him
Rising Latina music star Maria Isa mixes hot beats with history
When priceless works leave the Walker Art Center to travel to other institutions around the globe, Heather Scanlan accompanies them—to protect and preserve
A morel education in southern Minnesota.
Why my softball team will quite possibly defeat yours this year
On Mother’s Day, a doting aunt examines her choice to go childless—and celebrates her ability to out-love those wire-and-terry-cloth monkeys
Cinco de Mayo restaurants, new bakeries and rotating chefs
Spelunking in Faribault’s cheese caves
John Hooper bets the ranch on a herd of yaks
Comments from readers on the last issue of Minnesota Monthly
Dylan Number Crunch, The Agenda & Valley Art
If Lee Frelich loves the Boundary Waters so much, why does he want to burn it down?
Can you match these Minnesota yearbook pictures—and one out-of-stater—to the famous names?
The Not So Big Life and Captain Yonder
Minnesota Monthly's recommendations for cultural diversion in May 2007
An expedition to Martin + Osa at the Mall of America.
Aprons are for amateurs. This year, find the perfect present for every mom.
Created by committee, Stone’s pleases crowds but doesn’t carve new territory
Calypso Café fires up south Minneapolis’s next hot restaurant corner
From tonics to elixirs, pharmacy historian Bill Soderlund has time in a bottle