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PexelThe state of South Dakota wants to spend part of its $1 billion federal coronavirus relief package on health care — but the proposed projects aren't directly aimed at ending the pandemic.
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The Pennington County Sherriff’s Office reports an increase of the illegal street drug, fentanyl.Tony Harrison is a captain with the office and a state trustee for the South Dakota Fraternal Order of Police. He says Pennington County agents seized 12 grams of fentanyl in 2019. That jumped to 128 grams last year.
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The current advice from the CDC is to mask up indoors if you live in a place with "substantial" or "high" coronavirus transmission. In South Dakota, that's all but Harding and Sanborn counties.
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South Dakota issued its first medical marijuana cards Thursday, according to the state Department of Health.
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Today is National Rural Health day. The Frontier and Rural Medicine (FARM) program at the University of South Dakota selects students to serve a portion of their clinical training in rural communities. Janet Fulk is the assistant director of the program and she joins us with a look at how the medical school is helping young doctors succeed in rural settings.
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The current advice from the CDC is to mask up indoors if you live in a place with "substantial" or "high" coronavirus transmission. In South Dakota, that's all but Jerauld, Harding, and Hand county.
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The days of sweets and treats have arrived. But what does holiday baking and celebrating teach the youngest South Dakotans about our relationship with food? Today, as part of SDPB's Early Learning Initiative, we're going to talk about developmentally appropriate healthy choices. Joining us for that conversation, we welcome SDPB's education consultant Kevin Nelson.
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The current advice from the CDC is to mask up indoors if you live in a place with "substantial" or "high" coronavirus transmission. In South Dakota, that's all but Jerauld, Harding, and Hand county.
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Why are so many South Dakotans dying nearly a year after the availability of a vaccine for COVID-19? What's being done to prevent even one more preventable death? Dr. Shankar Kurra from Monument Health is with us for discussion.
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The current advice from the CDC is to mask up indoors if you live in a place with "substantial" or "high" coronavirus transmission. In South Dakota, that's all but Jerauld, Harding, Miner, and Hand county.
