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Flu season typically starts in October, peaks in February and extends to April or May. Read all influenza stories from Sanford Health News.| Sanford Health News
Flu season typically starts in October, peaks in February and extends to April or May. Read all influenza stories from Sanford Health News.| Sanford Health News
AI, access, affordability top the to-do list from Sanford Health summit| Sanford Health News
Sanford RISES benefits leadership styles, problem-solving skills and patient care| Sanford Health News
Physician group offers cosmetic and reconstructive surgery, nonsurgical cosmetic treatments| Sanford Health News
Kelsey Stoltenberg knew many relatives had high cholesterol, but she wanted to know why| Sanford Health News
Last year's flu cases topped the number of COVID-19 cases, and flu could return to the number one illness that makes you sick this winter.| Sanford Health News
Get the facts about influenza (the flu) and flu shots from an infectious disease specialist at Sanford Health.| Sanford Health News
When Sanford Health recently announced Lewis Drug is joining the health system, you had questions. See answers to customer and patient FAQs.| Sanford Health News
As long as your baby is making progress in their ability to use their body to get around, that’s what matters – no matter the style of crawl.| Sanford Health News
A Sanford Health expert delves into why runners need carbs, which ones are best and why it might help to train without food some of the time.| Sanford Health News
Dr. Drew Glogoza says to swipe past advice on TikTok, and trust what science and trained professionals say when recovering from injuries.| Sanford Health News
Sanford Health Orthopedics & Sports Medicine is giving the Sioux Falls community faster care with its five walk-in clinics.| Sanford Health News
When you know you injured yourself but you're not sure if it's a strain, a sprain or a break, your next move should be seeing a doctor.| Sanford Health News
It's hard to know whether you need the ER or urgent care. Find how to get help right away from Sanford Walk-In Clinics.| Sanford Health News
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For the fifth consecutive year, U.S. News & World Report has ranked Sanford hospitals No. 1 in both North and South Dakota.| Sanford Health News
Sanford Health has earned gold recognition from the American Medical Association (AMA) as a Joy in Medicine organization in 2025.| Sanford Health News
Tammy Rieger's doctors found a tumor the size of an orange was causing her leg pain. Luckily, Sanford Health had the specialists she needed.| Sanford Health News
After a start in nursing, siblings Christina Mahoney and Anthony Arroyos have grown into leaders in their Good Samaritan community.| Sanford Health News
For Sue Novak, weight loss surgery started as a way to decrease her risk of a breast cancer recurrence. Now, she is making the most of life.| Sanford Health News
When KELO executive producer Jaine Andrews injured her hand carrying too many bags of groceries, she eventually pursued surgery.| Sanford Health News
Memory care residents at Good Samaritan Society – Prairie Creek keep active with dance classes aimed at educating and inspiring.| Sanford Health News
From physical and emotional gains to developmental and social skills, learn the top five benefits of having your children playing outside.| Sanford Health News
Most young people require a sports physical before they can take part in school or organization athletics. Here are some tips for parents.| Sanford Health News
We have tips for your kids' back-to-school success. Get a healthy start to the school year with advice from Sanford Health providers.| Sanford Health News
Sanford Health offers primary children's care and more than 130 pediatric specialties. Read all children's health stories from Sanford Health News.| Sanford Health News
Sports have a psychological side. Dr. Jacob Miller and Andy Gillham share how they understand and support student athletes' mental health.| Sanford Health News
Sanford Health provides hospice patients and their families with physical, emotional and spiritual support during terminal illness.| Sanford Health News
High school students recently got to see inside a training exercise usually reserved for professional Sanford Health medical staff.| Sanford Health News
Sanford Health invests in more than 700 community organizations through volunteers and gifts. Learn more about the groups and projects we support.| Sanford Health News
Running is accessible. It doesn’t need to take up a lot of time. And it's great for your health, says Dr. Anu Gaba, an oncologist and runner.| Sanford Health News
The Sanford Sports Runners Coaching Program can help people become better runners by improving training methods. And it works for all abilities.| Sanford Health News
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Janelle Johnson of Kansas decided to donate a kidney without knowing who would be getting it. She knows now: Sharon Bitz of North Dakota.| Sanford Health News
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Don't drive hurt, says Angela Dugan, PA. Find someone who can drive you to a clinic, then remember RICE: rest, ice, compression, elevation.| Sanford Health News
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While youth sports continue to grow, the nation is experiencing declining numbers of youth sports referees, due in part to fan behavior.| Sanford Health News
While hard work and practice have helped NDSU achieve success on the court, Sanford Health is assisting the coaches in sports psychology.| Sanford Health News
Dr. Josefine Combs is a Sanford Health sports neuropsychologist who helps athletes on their way to recovery from concussions.| Sanford Health News
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Kelly Pfeifer, already a top-level college basketball official, wanted to become a better referee. A Sanford sports psychologist helped.| Sanford Health News
An ear, nose and throat specialist at Sanford Health talks about swimmer's ear, including symptoms, treatment and prevention.| Sanford Health News
The American Hospital Association Leadership Summit will feature Dr. Johnna Nynas on a panel discussing digital access to prenatal care.| Sanford Health News
