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Ep. 12: New treatment options for orthopedic pain
Regenerative medicine and orthobiologics uses our own bodies in treating orthopedic injury pain while promoting healing

Ep. 3: Focusing on lifestyle as medicine after diagnosis
Improving quality of life through health and wellness coaching, education

Ep. 6: How to find a mental health provider
Depending on what you're looking for, there will be a provider who fits your needs

Ep. 4: Introducing the Behavioral Health Bridge
Partnership with University of North Dakota promotes behavioral health treatment and addresses current needs

Ep. 4: Why a tumor board is critical to breast cancer care
Physicians meet weekly to review all cancer cases and plan treatment

Ep. 5: Pregnancy, pandemic and mental health
Dr. Lea Berentson talks women's mental health during trying times

Ep. 4: What primary care looks like in midlife
Dr. Jean Marie McGowan urges women to keep up care after child-bearing years

Ep. 4: World Clinic makes lasting health care changes
Sanford World Clinic VP Jim Slack: Sustainable care is a top goal
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