Childhood suicide: Bullying, ADHD and relationships
“There’s a lot of pressure on kids that’s not good for their emotional development.”
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Sanford Health employee takes mission trip to Ecuador
After her mission trip to Ecuador, Sanford Health employee hopes to return with a team of medical professionals.
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Shin splints: ‘Too much, too soon’ injury
What it is: Shin splints are a classic “too much, too soon” injury, according to Brett Beil, a strength and conditioning expert with Sanford Health. They are a common injury among newer runners or those who increase their mileage or intensity too quickly. They’re caused by micro tears to the anterior tibialis, and the pain […]
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Giddy up for Cowboy Up Ride Against Cancer
“At Cowboy Up, we remember those who have been taken from us."
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Woman holds breath to reduce radiation damage to heart
Sanford Health trains breast cancer patients to use "deep inspiration breath hold"
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Swimming lessons benefit people of all ages
For children to adults to triathletes, lessons and training programs are available
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Sanford Health outlines Fargo growth plan
The organization anticipates an investment of $200 million over the next decade.
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By the numbers: SMCF celebrates a successful first year
From patient numbers and babies born to light switch numbers and tons of steel.
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Sanford POWER’s Brad Rilling reflects on Haiti mission trip
"We felt as if there is more that we could be doing for people in other parts of the world."
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61 For 61 honorary chair is 20-year-old leukemia survivor
Jayde Thompson was a freshman in college when she was diagnosed.
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