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Thanks to hands-only CPR, anyone could help save a life

Thanks to hands-only CPR, anyone could help save a life

It only takes two steps: Call 911, and do chest compressions until help arrives
Jane Thaden Lawson 8 min read
Sioux Falls Marathon unites and embraces community

Sioux Falls Marathon unites and embraces community

Sept. 8 event is a showpiece for the city and has something for everyone
Mick Garry 5 min read
Sanford doctor prescribes her own bug bite cream

Sanford doctor prescribes her own bug bite cream

Christine Arnold's bug cream helps kids cope with discomfort and avoid infection
Mick Garry 7 min read
Research student benefits from engineering perspective

Research student benefits from engineering perspective

Yesenia Barrera-Millan is inspired to advance research into muscular dystrophy
Angie Vognild 5 min read
John Snyder: ‘Creating the best possible member experience’

John Snyder: ‘Creating the best possible member experience’

New president of Sanford Health Plan is a licensed pharmacist
Jared Leighton 8 min read
What is Legionnaires’ disease?

What is Legionnaires’ disease?

Outbreak of pneumonia-like illness prompts public health reminders
SHN Staff 3 min read
Finding the path to Sanford Research

Finding the path to Sanford Research

SPUR program helped change Michelle Carlson's outlook on lab work
Angie Vognild 6 min read
SPUR program exceeds student’s expectations

SPUR program exceeds student’s expectations

Drake University junior Mason Schmidt reflects on summer of undergrad research
Angie Vognild 5 min read
First-generation Cuban American researcher aims to give back

First-generation Cuban American researcher aims to give back

Haydee Torres has curiosity for science and thanks her immigrant parents
Angie Vognild 6 min read
When media changes adolescent moods & anxiety

When media changes adolescent moods & anxiety

Constant screen time can affect kids' social and emotional growth
Jeanette Rackl 10 min read

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