Recent Stories


Cuts, scrapes, burns – when first aid isn’t enough

Cuts, scrapes, burns – when first aid isn’t enough

A Sanford Health wound specialist shares how to heal fast and when to get help
Mick Garry 10 min read
Nurse thankful for new RSV treatments after son’s scare

Nurse thankful for new RSV treatments after son’s scare

Vaccine in pregnancy, antibody treatment in infancy can save lives
Jason Anschutz 6 min read
Emergency vs urgent care: The ER isn’t for everything

Emergency vs urgent care: The ER isn’t for everything

Get peace of mind, on your time, when a walk-in clinic may meet your needs
SHN Staff 4 min read
How long is too long to eat Thanksgiving leftovers?

How long is too long to eat Thanksgiving leftovers?

Food safety is important in menu planning, before and after Thanksgiving
SHN Staff 5 min read
BSU football player, trainers share bond after spinal injury

BSU football player, trainers share bond after spinal injury

Coaching one season after temporary paralysis, Bryce Duffy walks sidelines with trainers who cared for him
Jason Anschutz 8 min read
Advance care planning: Holidays can be time for good talks

Advance care planning: Holidays can be time for good talks

Time with loved ones can prompt honest conversations about your family's wishes
Aubrey Gilbert 7 min read
Son of Sanford provider saved after harrowing journey

Son of Sanford provider saved after harrowing journey

Snowstorm temporarily grounded Sanford AirMed before baby Ayce could fly to Fargo
Jason Anschutz 7 min read
Fargo PD officers discharged, celebrated after recovery

Fargo PD officers discharged, celebrated after recovery

Mass casualty training helped save their lives, caregivers nursed them back to health
Jason Anschutz 5 min read
Soldiers thank Sanford ER doc with surprise recognition

Soldiers thank Sanford ER doc with surprise recognition

Doctor helped to save 26-year-old who came in with multiple-organ failure
Matt Holsen 4 min read
Sanford USD Medical Center earns Level I trauma verification

Sanford USD Medical Center earns Level I trauma verification

Patients have quick access to first-class health care at SD's only Level I trauma center
Matt Holsen 5 min read