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12/02/2025

Dr. Jennifer Schriever says, "There is definitely more to weight management than eating less and moving more.”

GLP-1 stands for Glucagon-Like Peptide-, and is a tool that can be used in effective weight management.

Learn more: https://san.fo/4pehPeh

12/01/2025

Join us to work with compassionate people like Rachel who want to do good every day.

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11/30/2025

Carson Marko tore multiple ligaments during a high school football game his junior year. A return to the field was not going to happen without big-time effort on his part, accompanied by Sanford Health expertise.

Learn more about Carson's story:

A return to the football field was not going to happen without big-time effort on Carson Marko's part, backed by Sanford Health expertise.

11/30/2025

At the time she was diagnosed with cystic fibrosis, Chrystal Moldenhauer wasn't expected to live through elementary school. Then she lived to high school. Then college. Then adulthood, marriage and motherhood.

Supporting her all along were medical teams and treatments that sometimes took all day, but they made sure she could breathe to see the next.

Listen to Chrystal's story and what CF means for her family now and in the future: https://san.fo/4pyLrCN

11/28/2025

Lung cancer treatment is most effective when cancer is found early, making screening essential.

Ask your primary care provider about your lung cancer risk and if screening is right for you.

11/25/2025

Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the U.S., and women have additional factors to watch out for that can put them at greater risk. In fact, more women die from heart disease than breast cancer each year.

❤️ Learn about these 5 common risk factors:

11/25/2025

"I know the exact spot where I was when she called me. Because everything changed after that, you know? I actually ended up seeding that field this year, and they actually came and rode with me," said Alex Nielsen, dad of micropreemie twins Hazel and Briggs. "It was a full circle moment to go from so scary to having them being there with me. I don't know how else to describe it."

From coworkers to caregivers, scared to safe and from their farm to Fargo and back again, "full circle" sums up the Nielsen family's journey.

Watch their story:

When former NICU nurse Sarah Nielsen's water broke at 23 weeks, she needed the help of her old coworkers to care for her micropreemie twins.

11/24/2025

A hysterectomy is the second most common surgical procedure for women in the U.S., with around 600,000 happening each year.

Most likely, your provider will first try to treat a uterine condition with medicine or therapy.

But if it’s not successful, a hysterectomy may the best option.

11/23/2025

Birth rates for people in their 30s are at their highest in decades. But after age 35, what providers call “advanced maternal age,” there can be increased risks during pregnancy, including miscarriage, birth defects, high blood pressure and more.

The good news? With prenatal care and support from a health care team trained in high-risk pregnancies, many people have healthy pregnancies and healthy babies.

Learn more:

After age 35, women may be at higher risk for pregnancy complications. Good prenatal care can help you have a healthy pregnancy and baby.

11/21/2025

Did you know that most of the Sanford AirMed pilots are military veterans?

Many of them connect with the sense of service and mission.

"We're taking some of the best clinicians in the world to those patients and bringing them back, and our job is to do that safely. So it's an extraordinary fulfilling mission," said Kerry Berg, Sanford rotor wing manager.

Read about one AirMed pilot's extraordinary 50-year-career:

Helicopter pilot Gary Dykstra flew patients for Sanford AirMed following a long career as a U.S. Army officer and pilot.

11/21/2025

As the kids are dreaming up their wish lists this holiday season, be sure you’re checking it twice for safety.

Here are four ways to double check that you’re giving age-appropriate gifts to the youngest people in your life.

11/21/2025

Getting a flu vaccine each fall is the best way to prevent a serious case of the flu. The flu vaccine can lower your risk of severe illness and complications that may require a hospital stay.

Schedule a flu vaccine visit on My Sanford Chart: https://san.fo/4pldKEE

Annual flu vaccines are recommended for everyone ages 6 months and older.