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November 19, 2009
Smokers Turn To Web To Quit
If you've ever tried to quit smoking, you know it isn't easy. You may have made it your New Year's resolution or maybe you tried cold turkey.
November 16, 2009
Avera Robot Delivers Futuristic Care
Avera McKennan has hired what might be considered the perfect employee. It's a cheap hire that's not replacing human patient care, but improving it.
November 16, 2009
Cholesterol Drugs Come Under Fire
Two popular drugs used to lower cholesterol are coming under fire. Zetia and Vytorin, which contains Zetia, are taken by millions of Americans to lower cholesterol.
November 13, 2009
Pediatric Therapists Help Save Premature Babies
When a baby is born, often times it can do simple things like swallow and take a bottle with no problem. But when a baby is born very premature, those simple skills haven't developed naturally and they need to be taught.
November 6, 2009
More Teens Give Blood In KELOLAND
They're numbers that many may not believe. Nine out of ten of us will need a blood transfusion in our lifetime.
October 23, 2009
Visitor Restrictions At SD Hospitals
Health Systems across South Dakota are joining forces when it comes to allowing visitors into their hospitals. The H1N1 flu virus puts many already sick patients at high risk. And what they're recommending depends on your cooperation.
The Avera and Sanford Health System, along with Regional Health in Rapid City are suggesting if you're under 18 don't visit, if you're sick don't visit, or only clergy and family allowed.
The Avera and Sanford Health System, along with Regional Health in Rapid City are suggesting if you're under 18 don't visit, if you're sick don't visit, or only clergy and family allowed.
October 22, 2009
CMN Radiothon Underway
It's your chance to make a difference in a sick child's life.
If you had your radio on this morning on the way to work, you may have noticed it sounded different than what you're used to hearing during your normal commute. On-air personalities from KTWB and KELO FM hit the airwaves yesterday asking for your help...and thanks to you the listener, thousand of dollars have already been raised.
If you had your radio on this morning on the way to work, you may have noticed it sounded different than what you're used to hearing during your normal commute. On-air personalities from KTWB and KELO FM hit the airwaves yesterday asking for your help...and thanks to you the listener, thousand of dollars have already been raised.
October 21, 2009
Physician Assistant: A Top Job
A profession in the Health Care Industry has been ranked the 2nd best job in the country. They work under a doctor, but still diagnose patients.
October 9, 2009
A Woman's Mission Against Breast Cancer
Many women diagnosed with breast cancer have many decisions to make about chemotherapy, radiation and often mastectomy.
October 7, 2009
Sanford Breaks Ground On New Heart Hospital
KELOLAND has become a hub for the latest and greatest in medicine and life-saving technology. In fact, many people travel to South Dakota to receive quality health care.
October 5, 2009
Hand Washing Versus Hand Sanitizing
With all the news about flu lately, you've probably been washing your hands more often these days or using hand sanitizer more than you ever have before. Which may have you wondering which is better at destroying the bugs and bacteria?
October 1, 2009
Community Blood Bank Has Flu Plan
Every week, 550 pints of blood are required to meet the needs of our local hospitals. But with the flu season underway, what happens if the pandemic continues to spread and people can't donate? The Community Blood Bank has a plan.
October 1, 2009
Bye Bye Reading Glasses
The first of its kind clinical trial is wrapping up in Sioux Falls. It's called the Acufocus Corneal inlay and it's smaller than a contact lens -only 3.8 millimeters wide.
Vance Thompson Vision is currently looking for 30 more candidates to complete the trial before it is FDA approved. And that means the procedure is free for those who qualify.
Vance Thompson Vision is currently looking for 30 more candidates to complete the trial before it is FDA approved. And that means the procedure is free for those who qualify.
October 1, 2009
Cold, Flu or Allergies?
Flowers are no longer blooming and it's getting cool outside... but allergy sufferers may be sneezing and wheezing a lot more these days.
And with several flu strains spreading, your allergies could get confused with something more serious.
Is your nose running, do you wake up with a sore throat? Is it allergies? Or is it the flu everyone is trying to avoid.
And with several flu strains spreading, your allergies could get confused with something more serious.
Is your nose running, do you wake up with a sore throat? Is it allergies? Or is it the flu everyone is trying to avoid.
September 30, 2009
Technology Improves Hearing Test For Patients
One in every 200 children has some form of hearing loss. But it often takes a series of tests to determine whether they need a hearing aide or cochlear implant. And a breakthrough in technology is improving that experience for patients.
September 24, 2009
Researchers Say They Have HIV Vaccine
It could be the biggest breakthrough ever in the fight against AIDS. Researchers believe they've come up with a vaccine.
September 21, 2009
Health Officials: Get Seasonal Flu Vaccine Now
Viewer questions are pouring in concerning H1N1 flu and seasonal influenza. And many are wondering why they need a seasonal flu shot now, and more importantly, can they get it at the same time they receive the H1N1 vaccine?
September 21, 2009
H1N1: New Vaccination Developments For Children
Children under nine years old who have never been vaccinated against the flu before may need four doses this year. That's one of several developments as the illness becomes more widespread.
September 18, 2009
Clinics Giving Flu Shots Early
You may have noticed that several clinics and pharmacies are already giving seasonal flu shots this year...a month earlier than in years past. And while you may have already received the vaccine, others are putting it off for fear that it will wear off before the flu season is over. But that's an old myth many health officials want to debunk.
September 17, 2009
H1N1 On Pregnant Women's Minds
While the country waits for its first shipment of the H1N1 vaccine to arrive, pregnant women are being urged to take extra precaution against the virus. Expectant mothers are considered high-risk and at the top of the list when it comes to who should get the vaccine first. And one mom-to-be is ready to roll up her sleeve.
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