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The science of running: I once made it snow

The science of running: I once made it snow

Winter running is an amazing thing. Do you know how I know this? Because I once made snow inside my running jacket. It’s true: I got home from a run, took off my outer layer – a windbreaker because, after all, these are the Dakotas – and snow fell out. It was second only to […]
Jacqueline Palfy 7 min read
Understanding disease risk through genetics

Understanding disease risk through genetics

One of the most effective tools for health care providers lies within the human body. Your DNA is a set of instructions holding the genetic information that makes you who you are. Variations in your genetics make you unique, but they also influence your health. Still, genetics is just one piece of the puzzle. Lifestyle, […]
Cassie Hajek, M.D. 6 min read
NFL coach Daron K. Roberts: ‘Let’s shape the game we play’

NFL coach Daron K. Roberts: ‘Let’s shape the game we play’

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. — Harvard law graduate and NFL coach Daron K. Roberts gave local leaders valuable insight about transitioning, rejection, complacency and intentions on Thursday during a speech at the Washington Pavilion. “Let’s shape the game we play; not the game we find,” he said. Roberts said so many times in life people get into routines […]
Chad Curry 4 min read
Fueling for Fargo: Start with small changes

Fueling for Fargo: Start with small changes

It’s a little bit of a chicken or the egg question: Do you take care of your eating habits or your fitness habits first? Everyone comes at it a little differently. Maybe you need to start moving first, take just one step, and once that’s in motion you begin thinking differently about how you’re fueling […]
Jacqueline Palfy 4 min read
Art offers sense of escape for patients

Art offers sense of escape for patients

“Art projects help to give patients a sense of purpose for their time spent during treatment and control over creating something beautiful."
Nadine Aljets 7 min read
What is mononucleosis?

What is mononucleosis?

Symptoms, treatment, and why it’s called the ‘kissing disease’
Christina Olson, DO 6 min read
NDSU wins 6th FCS title 17-13 over James Madison

NDSU wins 6th FCS title 17-13 over James Madison

FRISCO, Texas — North Dakota State University, one of the schools for which Sanford Health is the exclusive sports medicine provider, won the FCS national championship game Saturday 17-13 over James Madison. The win over the top-seeded defending champion was the sixth title in seven years for the No. 2-seeded Bison and the Fargo, North […]
SHN Staff 2 min read
5Ks dominate national running scene, are good first race

5Ks dominate national running scene, are good first race

True to national trends, the 5K is the largest weekend race in Fargo, ND
Jacqueline Palfy 8 min read
Eating healthy after cancer: Nutrition tips for survivors

Eating healthy after cancer: Nutrition tips for survivors

You’ve finished cancer treatment and now you’re ready to focus on life after cancer. This is the perfect time to take control of your health through proper nutrition. Our Midwestern upbringing can sometimes impact efforts toward a healthy diet. For example, many of us have grown up with meat as a staple with meals, and […]
Ellen Grimlie, LRD 4 min read
The art of the ending: How poetry heals in hospice

The art of the ending: How poetry heals in hospice

"The stories they told and wrote were brave, were honest, were heartbreaking and were real, so incredibly real."
Jacqueline Palfy 9 min read

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