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Hypertension vs. hypotension: Why blood pressure matters

Hypertension vs. hypotension: Why blood pressure matters

47 min ⋅ September 21st

Checking and treating can reduce risk of damage to your heart, brain and kidneys

How to support someone going through a cancer diagnosis

How to support someone going through a cancer diagnosis

29 min ⋅ September 15th

Meet patients and caregivers where they’re at, and don’t project

Benefits of birth control for teens

Benefits of birth control for teens

45 min ⋅ June 5th

Podcast: Why patients are asking for hormone management – beyond pregnancy prevention

Understanding gynecologic care for teens

Understanding gynecologic care for teens

42 min ⋅ May 19th

Podcast: A pediatric and adolescent gynecologist answers questions about periods and beyond

Secrets of memory loss, according to a brain specialist

Secrets of memory loss, according to a brain specialist

42 min ⋅ May 12th

Podcast: Understanding Alzheimer’s as a form of dementia and how to spot it early

Map a smooth route through menopause

Map a smooth route through menopause

65 min ⋅ May 5th

Podcast: OB/GYN helps patients navigate weight gain, hormone therapy, sexual health in midlife

Cancer myths vs. truths – and what truly matters

Cancer myths vs. truths – and what truly matters

46 min ⋅ April 27th

Podcast: Oncologists can sort through your questions and help you make healthy choices

What every woman should know about uterine fibroids

What every woman should know about uterine fibroids

26 min ⋅ April 23rd

Podcast: Fibroids are more than heavy, painful periods and worth checking out

Homing in on your breast health

Homing in on your breast health

21 min ⋅ March 31st

Podcast: Family medicine provider promotes regular screenings and family history

Colon cancer sets a new course for family life

Colon cancer sets a new course for family life

35 min ⋅ March 20th

Podcast: Hear how a husband and father’s death affects their choices today

Nathan Peterson: ‘Health care is a calling’

Nathan Peterson: ‘Health care is a calling’

Nathan Peterson loves policy. And, after you listen to him talk about it for a while, you start to love it a little, too. He’s rapid-fire and direct, the words spilling out so quickly that you can see why he once dreamed of going to law school. Listen a little longer and you’ll understand why […]

Jacqueline Palfy ⋅ 5 min read

Chronic wounds specialized care: Focus on long-term healing

Chronic wounds specialized care: Focus on long-term healing

Specially trained nurses can help you get back to your daily activities, pain-free

SHN Staff ⋅ 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

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

First baby of 2018 born at Sanford Medical Center Vermillion

First baby of 2018 born at Sanford Medical Center Vermillion

Sanford Medical Center Vermillion welcomed its first baby of 2018. Paul Lucas was born on Jan. 1, 2018 at 7:02 a.m. to Nicholas and Jacki Waldner of Elk Point, South Dakota. Paul weighs eight pounds, eight ounces and is 21 ½ inches long. Proud parents, Nicholas and Jacki and big brother Benjamin were very excited […]

SHN Staff ⋅ 2 min read

Podiatric Medicine and Surgery Residency’s first graduate

Podiatric Medicine and Surgery Residency’s first graduate

This past summer, Kaylee Miller, DPM, became the first resident to graduate from Sanford Health’s Podiatric Medicine and Surgery Residency program in Fargo. She grew up in North Dakota and completed her undergrad at North Dakota State University. She went on to receive her Doctor of Podiatric Medicine degree from Kent University of Podiatry Medicine […]

Margot Peterson ⋅ 3 min read

Veterans bring special skill set to health care profession

Veterans bring special skill set to health care profession

Former service members now serve in various roles at Sanford Health

Tim Gerszewski ⋅ 9 min read

Sanford Thief River Falls Wellness Center open house

Sanford Thief River Falls Wellness Center open house

Sanford Thief River Falls unveils new spaces

Rachel Nelson ⋅ 2 min read

Sioux Falls Marathon draws 2,600 from 40 states, 6 countries

Sioux Falls Marathon draws 2,600 from 40 states, 6 countries

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. – For the first time in the history of the Sioux Falls Marathon, the 2017 event started and finished inside the Denny Sanford PREMIER Center, and 2,607 runners from six different countries, 40 states and 600 cities crossed the finish line on Sunday, Sept. 10. The weekend began Saturday with the Sioux […]

SHN Staff ⋅ 2 min read

Preventive health screenings you should not postpone

Mick Garry ⋅ 9 min read

What to know about total joint replacement surgery

Matthew Carpenter, MD ⋅ 4 min read

Sanford Health helps navigate fertility options

Jason Anschutz ⋅ 8 min read

How to handle swimmer’s ear this summer

SHN Staff ⋅ 5 min read

What is SAD and how do you cope?

Mick Garry ⋅ 8 min read

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