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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
You might recognize your hospital on the big screen

You might recognize your hospital on the big screen

‘Thread Bound’ features Aberdeen medical center with Sanford nurses as consultants
Jon Berg 4 min read
Once-homeless student will graduate with nursing degree

Once-homeless student will graduate with nursing degree

Sanford Health Equity in Education Scholarship covers the rest of Sidney Welling’s tuition
Mick Garry 6 min read
Get the facts about a common post-pregnancy body change

Get the facts about a common post-pregnancy body change

Causes and symptoms of abdominal separation — diastasis recti — and how to close the gap
Courtney Collen 7 min read
Sports meant everything to these Sanford employees

Sports meant everything to these Sanford employees

College hall of famers celebrate 50 years of Title IX and equal access to athletics
Mick Garry 11 min read
Sanford coaches offer tips for summer training

Sanford coaches offer tips for summer training

Off-season training can be good for personal confidence and teamwork
Mick Garry 5 min read
Sanford Health offers COVID-19 antibody testing to public

Sanford Health offers COVID-19 antibody testing to public

Test for probable exposure available at dozens of sites
Jane Thaden Lawson 10 min read
Blood donations needed during COVID-19 pandemic

Blood donations needed during COVID-19 pandemic

Vacations, weather, and illness affect blood donor numbers even in normal years
Simon Floss 4 min read
Screening catches breast cancer early

Screening catches breast cancer early

Mammogram begins Sanford employee’s cancer journey from Aberdeen to Sioux Falls
Ellen Koester 6 min read
Breast cancer survivor urges women not to delay screening

Breast cancer survivor urges women not to delay screening

Mammogram detected breast cancer at earliest and most treatable stage
Ashley Schwab 6 min read