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Cancer-related fatigue: The most common survivor symptom
An oncologist shares what fatigue feels like, what causes it, and how to treat it
Your health matters: Don’t delay your care or screenings
Regular wellness visits with your primary care provider can help you maintain your health
Breast cancer survivor urges yearly mammograms
Dr. Amy Hiuser conducted a lumpectomy to remove cancer from 50-year-old patient
Your surgical options after a breast cancer diagnosis
Podcast: Surgeon talks through mastectomy, lumpectomy, preventive surgery and breast awareness
Nurse discovers risk for heart disease through DNA screening
Kelsey Stoltenberg knew many relatives had high cholesterol, but she wanted to know why
Family cancer history makes preventive care make sense
Denise DePaolo follows up on early colorectal cancer screenings after losing dad
Debunking the biggest myths about breast cancer
Podcast: No, deodorant and underwire bras do not lead to a diagnosis
Annual scans help ex-smoker find lung cancer early
North Dakota man credits friendship with family doctor for keeping him healthy
This no-cost genetic screening could improve your care
ImagineYou from Sanford Health can reveal your genetic health risks and more
Sanford mails colon cancer test kits to 45,000 patients
At-home option starts patients back on path to colon health
Understanding cervical cancer: signs, causes & risk factors
HPV vaccination and routine screenings can help prevent cervical cancer
Veteran with cancer from toxic exposure still serving others
Ahead of treatment, Capt. Paul Weckman shaves head to raise funds and awareness
Breast cancer basics you need to know
One in eight American women get breast cancer in their lifetime
Mammography vs. thermography for detecting breast cancer
Podcast: Only mammograms can detect breast cancer and reduce your chance of dying from it
Sanford Imagenetics launches new genetic screening study
ImagineYou screens for conditions with an increased risk for certain cancers and heart disease