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Despite being part of a booming tourist attraction, Wall Drug’s pharmacy faces challenges common to independent rural pharmacies.
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Two South Dakota OBGYNs are leading a group of doctors to support a constitutional amendment to legalize abortion in the state.
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For the first time in South Dakota, Goodwill of the Great Plains is introducing day services for developmentally disabled community members.
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The Department of Health reports a case of measles in a Pennington County resident. The resident developed a measles infection after traveling internationally.
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A Minnehaha County court judge is dismissing a case against the backers of an abortion rights ballot question. An anti-abortion group sought to disqualify the petitions and get the question removed from the November ballot.
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The multi-state coalition opposes a Biden Administration rule that would preempt South Dakota's ban on gender affirming care. The ACLU has called the opposition discriminatory.
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Sanford Health is attempting to merge with Wisconsin-based Marshfield Clinic Health Systems.
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The influx of mosquitos has the South Dakota Department of Health keeping a close eye on West Nile Virus. Vectorborne epidemiologist, Anita Bharadwaja, gives an update.
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Health officials are confirming South Dakota’s first human case of West Nile virus of the summer.
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Avera Sacred Heart Hospital in Yankton is investing $16 million in comprehensive cancer services.
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Nearly 200 cities, tribes, and counties are receiving funds to aid in mosquito control measures and prevent the spread of West Nile Virus.
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After decades of use, the South Dakota Department of Social Services unveiled a new Medicaid enrollment system. Officials say the system allows for more automation and creates a portal for applicants to log in to.