MDH: Excessive drinking cost Minnesotans almost $8B in 2019
Excessive drinking cost Minnesotans nearly $8 billion in 2019, or nearly $1,400 per person, a new Minnesota Department of Health report says.
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Excessive drinking cost Minnesotans nearly $8 billion in 2019, or nearly $1,400 per person, a new Minnesota Department of Health report says.
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As I mentioned earlier this week, I was expelled from the daily Minnesota Department of Health Covid briefings conduced by Commissioner Jan Malcolm after I emailed a critical question to her staff. I repeatedly emailed to ask why I had been expelled. I left one or two voicemails with the head MDH communications asking why I had been expelled. I received no response or explanation. I then filed a Minnesota
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