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Ep. 16: Sanford fertility expert helps same-sex couples
Providing reproductive medicine care appropriate for all genders and sexual orientations

Ep. 16: Sanford Health commitment to our veteran community
Captain Paul Weckman talks about the commitment to veterans through the innovative programs at Sanford Health and the Good Samaritan Society.

Ep. 15: The fight against CF: breathing life into patients
2020 Sanford Lorraine Cross Award finalist Dr. Michael Welsh talks fighting CF

Ep. 10: Researchers targeting autoimmune diseases
PLEDGE study aims to predict risk of developing celiac disease, type 1 diabetes

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

Ep. 3: Integrative care for women in midlife
Shanna Konz, NP, specializes in working with women in transition

Ep. 3: Dr. David Shulkin on caring for our veterans
Dr. David Shulkin on veterans' benefits, mental health care and his new book
Recent Stories

Cura Foundation, Sanford Health honored for social good work
#UniteToPrevent COVID-19 ads win awards for health campaign, influencer endorsement

Service is generational for Scholz family
Good Samaritan Society social worker shares workplace with husband, 3 children, 1 in-law

Smudging ceremony supports Sanford, community amid pandemic
Providers serving Native American patients welcome blessings and prayer ties

Dialogue, education can break down Native barriers to care
Outreach underway to Native Americans, who make up roughly 10% of Sanford Health patients

Sanford works to provide culturally competent care for all
Recognition months raise awareness, but the real work happens year-round

Outgoing Society CEO supports Lakota Nation scholarships
Randy Bury family establishes endowment for higher education opportunities

Health advocate provides comfort, trust for Native patients
Joseph Beaudreau of Sanford Bemidji is a member of the Ojibwe tribe

Vaccines and autism: Separating facts from fiction
No scientific evidence points to childhood vaccinations causing autism, yet fears persist

Mother-daughter nursing careers bring family identity
Nancy Van Dam and Rochelle Rindels have served both Society and Sanford Health

AI ethical principles already in place at Sanford Health
World Health Organization issues first guidance on artificial intelligence in health care