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The first steps to a healthier lifestyle start with just that: First steps. Our On Call with the Prairie Doc® conversation dives into how to start an exercise routine. -
Sanford Health/CourtesyThe National Institute of Health awarded Sanford Research a $2 million grant to study how neurons are developed inside the brain.
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The South Dakota Advisory Panel on Children with Disabilities met to discuss transition options for children with disabilities. Their goal is to help prepare these kids for a better life once they become adults. -
It’s National Farm Safety and Health Week. This year’s motto is ‘No one can take your place’.
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One of the region's largest health care providers has named its next leader.
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A South Dakota telemedicine company – Avel – is expanding its footprint into Minnesota.
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Our On Call with the Prairie Doc® team brings an important reminder about breast cancer screenings—even if you don't have a family history of the disease.
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A Watertown-based health care system will have a bigger footprint following its acquisition of the Brown Clinic. What does this mean for patients?
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Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) is also known as Lou Gehrig's disease. We talk with the On Call® team about the condition.
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Jeremy Cauwels, M.D., chief physician at Sanford Health, discusses available vaccines and when you should consider rolling up a sleeve.
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The Institute will seek to improve the health of mothers and children, especially in underrepresented communities. Amy Elliott, Ph.D., explains why that's a priority.
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Entering its 29th season, and third with Jackie Hendry as host, SD Focus is pivoting to a new presentation style. Always known as a public affairs program that speaks about issues that matter to South Dakota, Focus is taking that approach one step further this season by examining the topic of children’s issues from a variety of angles throughout the season.
