-
Monument Health received a major donation to buy new NICU equipment. -
Lee Strubinger/SDPBSenators are approving a joint resolution asking voters to allow the legislature to make changes to Medicaid if the Republican congress and Trump administration reduce the federal match to provide healthcare for low-income individuals.
-
Tinnitus is treatable — including through a new device at the University of South Dakota that retrains the brain to ignore phantom sounds. -
Minds Matter in Aberdeen seeks to address cognitive decline. We learn about the business and scientific aspects of the organization with owner Tiffany Hoeft. -
A court case over the validity of Amendment G, a proposed abortion amendment, is being expedited. -
As November draws nearer, South Dakotans get closer to voting on whether to enshrine abortion care in the state constitution. -
Ashley Ballou-Bonnema, founder of Breathe Bravely, previews her upcoming cystic fibrosis event in Sioux Falls. We talk about breathing bravely and lifting up our voices. -
The state of veteran health care in America is in constant flux, and under constant scrutiny from lawmakers and patients alike. Now, leaders of the network say they’re taking a hard look at local clinics and boosting mental care. -
South Dakota Health Link is expanding its partnership with Health Catalyst to improve health care systems in the state. -
Changes are coming to the Rapid City Care Campus. While adding cultural programming, officials say it comes at the cost of some safe beds at the facility. -
The case, Life Defense Fund V. Dakotans for Health, questions the validity of an abortion rights amendment being put to voters in the November election. -
Noem joined the Department of Social Services as a speaker during a recent suicide prevention conference in Sioux Falls.
