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Mental health apps grow in popularity

Mental health apps grow in popularity

KARE11 Sunrise

Mental health apps grow in popularity

Not only do these apps make mental health care more accessible, but they also help to meet the increasing need for mental health support.

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Minnesota Senate passes reproductive rights bill

Legislation to codify Minnesotans’ right to reproductive autonomy now goes to Gov. Walz to be signed into law.

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