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February 8, 2010
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New Method For Angiogram Makes It Easier


February is heart month, a time for men and women to take a good look at their heart health. New technology is making that task even easier.


February 8, 2010
Older Women At Higher Risk Of Having Child With Autism


A new study finds that some women may be at higher risk of having a child diagnosed with autism.


February 5, 2010
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SD Woman Wants Stem Cell Treatment


Many South Dakotans hoping for a cure to a number of diseases through embryonic stem cell treatment were disappointed this week.  Senators in Pierre voted down a bill that would have allowed it in the state.


February 5, 2010
Understanding The Stem Cell Debate


Each side of the embryonic stem cell debate in South Dakota believes understanding the science of stem cell research and treatment may help you form your own opinion on the issue.


February 4, 2010
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Medical Mission To Haiti Comes Full Circle


Just more than a week ago, Sanford Health physicians, nurses and medical staff were treating Haitian refugees in the Dominican Republic.  Now back in their own practice, they're still making a difference for the country rocked by earthquakes.


February 4, 2010
Walgreens To Hold Free Blood Glucose Testing


Diabetes is the fastest growing disease in history. Thursday on her show, Oprah and Doctor Oz spoke out about the silent killer.


February 3, 2010
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Young South Dakota Girl Battling MRSA


It's called the super bug and can't be treated with common antibiotics.  That's why when MRSA takes over a body, the prognosis can be life threatening. 


February 3, 2010
SD Senate Votes Down Stem Cell Bill

that would have allowed embryonic stem cell treatment in the state. In a 21 to 12 vote, South Dakota Senators voted down bringing the treatment to South Dakota.


February 1, 2010
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Health Bills Introduced In Pierre


With the hundreds of bills being introduced in Pierre this legislative session, your health could become a hot topic.


January 29, 2010
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Young Girl Shows Courage Living With Diabetes


It's a diagnosis that takes many kids and their families by surprise. Hearing, "you have diabetes" can come with fear and anxiety. But one KELOLAND 5th-grader says she wouldn't let that fear stick around and hopes to do something to help get rid of the life-long disease.


January 29, 2010
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Girl With Diabetes Get's A Wonderful Gift

It's estimated that 40 kids are diagnosed with diabetes every single day. A startling statistic, one that a KELOLAND 11-year-old won't ever forget. Friday, the 5th grader was honored for her bravery as she battles the disease.
Charlotte Lena was diagnosed with diabetes just over 2 years ago.


January 27, 2010
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Rare Genetic Diabetes Can Strike At Young Age


It's estimated that about 40 children are diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes every day.  While many aren't diagnosed until they're out of infancy, a rare genetic form of the disease can strike before six months of age.


January 26, 2010
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Sanford Team Helps Haitians In Many Ways


They spent five days setting up infrastructure and treating Haitian refugees in the Dominican Republic.  Tuesday, the surgeons, administrators and an anesthesiologist from Sanford Health are back home.  It's a medical mission they won't forget.


January 25, 2010
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Avera's eEmergency Bunker Helps Rural Hospitals


If you had a hard time getting to and from work Monday, imagine being a physician in a rural community.


January 25, 2010
Attempts To Stay Warm Create Carbon Monoxide Threat


Thousands of South Dakotans are still without power Monday evening and that means many are trying just about anything to stay warm. That can be risky because one of the biggest threats during a power outage is carbon monoxide poisoning.


January 22, 2010
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Sanford Health Crew Helping Haitians


A group of physicians, surgeons and nurses from Sanford Health traveled to the Dominican Republic Wednesday to help severely injured people in Haiti.  Their bags were packed for a weeks stay along with supplies to help fix bones broken by crumbling concrete.


January 22, 2010
Local Business Helping Haiti Earthquake Victims


While many of you are doing your part to give to those affected by last week's earthquake in Haiti, your employer may be doing the same. A local business is making sure they help in the best way they know how.


January 20, 2010
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Sanford Doctors To Help Haitian Refugees


If you've been able to donate money to the victims of the earthquake in Haiti, you may wonder if there's more you can do.


January 19, 2010
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Talking To Your Kids About Haiti


Some of the images coming out of Haiti can be hard for an adult to look at. Now imagine being a child and seeing those same pictures.


January 18, 2010
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New Unique Pain Treatment Offers Relief


Whether you've been in a car accident, injured on the job or took a fall that left you in a lot of pain, you're likely looking for relief.


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