Podcasts


A rural-urban residency rotation model

A rural-urban residency rotation model

53 min  ⋅ May 13th
Podcast: Doctor training gets redesigned for all of America, not just big cities
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
Support the physical needs of your ‘mental load’

Support the physical needs of your ‘mental load’

9 min  ⋅ March 11th
Podcast: Understanding the brain, how it functions and ways to keep it healthy
Sanford Sports helps guide future college football player

Sanford Sports helps guide future college football player

27 min  ⋅ March 5th
Podcast: Student athlete shares how his training, recruitment path led to Iowa
Colon cancer in millennials: What you need to know

Colon cancer in millennials: What you need to know

29 min  ⋅ February 27th
Podcast: Surgeon guides younger adults through signs, symptoms and screening awareness
Clinician well-being is a strategy to keep good doctors

Clinician well-being is a strategy to keep good doctors

45 min  ⋅ February 9th
Podcast: Leadership, culture, and the power of listening in rural health care
Thriving in a dynamic health insurance landscape

Thriving in a dynamic health insurance landscape

57 min  ⋅ December 30th
Podcast: How provider-aligned plans keep patients centered
The business of caring for America’s seniors

The business of caring for America’s seniors

64 min  ⋅ December 17th
Podcast: Two senior care CEOs discuss how policy, tech and workforce can advance quality care
Busting myths about the HPV vaccine

Busting myths about the HPV vaccine

25 min  ⋅ November 4th
Podcast: Doses starting at age 9 provide lifetime protection against cancer, providers say
Your surgical options after a breast cancer diagnosis

Your surgical options after a breast cancer diagnosis

33 min  ⋅ October 29th
Podcast: Surgeon talks through mastectomy, lumpectomy, preventive surgery and breast awareness
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Sanford Health to offer expanded walk-in care

Sanford Health to offer expanded walk-in care

Sanford Health now offers patients with unexpected medical needs the ability to see a provider on the same day without an appointment.  Sanford now offers walk-in services at family medicine and children’s clinics in Sioux Falls. All day walk-in hours are 8 a.m.-5 p.m. on weekdays with acute care hours from 5-9 p.m.  Additionally, weekend […]
SHN Staff 2 min read

Cancer research receives grant to move into clinical trials

The Cancer Biology Research Center at Sanford Research is the recipient of a five-year, nearly $11.7 million grant from the National Institutes of Health to translate laboratory research into clinical trials for head and neck and pediatric cancers. The grant was awarded as part of the NIH’s Centers of Biomedical Research Excellence, or CoBRE, which […]
SHN Staff 4 min read

Profile by Sanford opens third Fargo metro location

On Aug. 22, Profile by Sanford opened its third location in the Fargo metro area, located at 749 23rd Ave. E., Suite B in West Fargo across from Costco. The area’s first Profile store opened in July 2013 and is located at Times Square Plaza East, 4950 13th Ave. S., Unit 16, Fargo. The area’s […]
SHN Staff 3 min read

Sanford House will honor Denny Sanford

Sanford Health is honoring the enduring legacy of philanthropist Denny Sanford with the construction of the Sanford House, a facility that will pay tribute to the health system’s name sake and contain the Sanford Health Foundation offices and an event space. Sanford Health leadership made the announcement Tuesday night in Sioux Falls at an employee […]
SHN Staff 4 min read

Sanford Medical Center Fargo set to open end of July 2017

While construction continues at the site of the new $494 million Sanford Medical Center Fargo, planning teams have narrowed in on an opening date for the hospital which is one year away: end of July 2017. Exterior work, such as parking lots and landscaping, will finish in fall of 2016. Interior construction continues to span […]
SHN Staff 3 min read

Genetic profiling increases cancer treatment options

Genetic profiling of cancer tumors provides new avenues for treatment of the disease, according to a study conducted by Sanford Health and recognized by the American Society of Clinical Oncology. In 2014, Sanford developed and launched the Genetic Exploration of the Molecular Basis of Malignancy in Adults, or GEMMA, to determine if evaluating genetic information […]
SHN Staff 4 min read

Sanford Health and the Good Samaritan Society partner

To improve senior services in the Bismarck-Mandan area, Sanford Health and the Good Samaritan Society are combining expertise and resources to create a joint venture. As part of this partnership, a 120-bed rehabilitation/skilled care center is being built in southeast Mandan. The joint venture will also include existing Sanford Health Continuing Care Centers in Bismarck-Mandan […]
SHN Staff 5 min read

Sanford physician helps develop new chemotherapy treatment

A drug that blocks neurotransmitters could reduce nausea and vomiting caused by chemotherapy, research co-authored by a Sanford Health physician and published in the New England Journal of Medicine finds. Sanford oncologist and cancer researcher Steven Powell, M.D., was among a team of researchers who discovered that the drug olanzapine, which is FDA approved for […]
SHN Staff 3 min read

$500,000 gift to benefit Sanford Children’s Hospital NICU

Mark and Claudia Thompson are announcing a $500,000 gift to the Sanford Health Foundation.  The generous donation will benefit Sanford Children’s Hospital Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) in Bismarck. The Thompsons are the owners of Bismarck based H.A. Thompson & Sons, a plumbing, heating, air conditioning and mechanical contractor servicing North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota […]
SHN Staff 3 min read

Sanford scientist models development disorder in stem cells

Studies performed by a Sanford Research scientist using an innovative stem-cell model for a fatal developmental disorder is the focus of a recent study published in Nature Medicine. Kevin Francis, Ph.D. uncovered unique cellular defects associated with Smith-Lemli-Opitz syndrome (SLOS) by modeling this disease using induced pluripotent stem cells. Francis’ study is titled “Modeling Smith-Lemli-Opitz […]
SHN Staff 2 min read