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From IVF to NICU: One couple’s road to starting a family
Podcast: Soon after ‘graduating’ from fertility to pregnancy care, complications arose
Nighttime routine can help with sleep problems
Podcast: Dr. Haven Malish talks sleep hygiene, late-night food cravings, and sleep treatments
How to make your colonoscopy prep experience better
Podcast: Make it a project, with directions and supplies set out in advance, says endoscopist
Pelvic floor dysfunction explained, and how to fix it
Podcast: Women’s specialists discuss pelvic floor issues and why they’re more common than we think
Eating disorders vs disordered eating: Differences & dangers
Podcast: Sanford psychologist shares how to identify and address unhealthy relationships with food
Four pillars of weight management, defined
Podcast: Medicines like Ozempic, Wegovy are only part of long-term weight management
The rise in sober and ‘sober curious’ living
Podcast: Beyond Dry January and Sober October, sober curiosity has health benefits
Choosing the right birth control
Podcast: Your choices depend on your lifestyle and your needs, says Sanford OB/GYN
TikTok nutrition trends: What’s safe versus a scam
Podcast: Weight management specialist debunks diet claims of powdered greens, WaterTok and more
Virtual care becomes everyday practice
Podcast: Some primary care, mental health providers see all of their patients online
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American Indian health advocates: Bridging the gap
Annual Native American powwow honors medical caregivers in Northern Minnesota community.
Get Care Here: Health care at your convenience
Walk in. Call in. Log in. There is always a convenient way for you to receive the care you need.
Rural nursing: What’s nice about small-town care
"You never know what’s going to come through your door next.”
Swimming lessons benefit people of all ages
For children to adults to triathletes, lessons and training programs are available
Nurse retiring after 49 years: Life, death and sleepy docs
Her advice to new nurses: "Treat every patient just like you would treat your grandmother or someone else you are close to.”
Natural death: Practical information for this phase of life
Just as we are all unique in how we live, we are also unique in how we die
Temperament screening helps parents guide and encourage kids
Nine genetic traits contribute to how kids interact with the world
What is mononucleosis?
Symptoms, treatment, and why it’s called the ‘kissing disease’
Is genetic medicine relevant to me and my health?
Absolutely! Genetic medicine as part of the everyday medical experience is an idea rooted in innovation and necessity. Imagine explaining a symptom to your doctor and at their fingertips is an outline of your genetic history. The impact this could have on your treatment is profound! Not only is genetic medicine relevant to your overall […]
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