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It’s Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, so we spoke to Dr. Jeff Murray to understand why younger people are being diagnosed with this cancer and how to prevent it.

RSV is the leading cause of hospitalization for infants. Erica Schipper, M.D., explains how the new vaccine passes protection on to your unborn baby.

The HPV vaccine is recommended for everyone starting at age 9. The vaccine protects against the most common STI in the United States, as well as certain cancers.

Sanford Health delivered more than 9,000 babies this year. Charlotte and Oliver top their respective baby name lists.

The Maternal Stress and Blood Sugar Metabolization During Pregnancy Study examines how a person's emotions impact their blood sugar and pregnancy health.

The second annual Summit on the Future of Rural Health Care explored how our health systems are thriving—and ways to better support providers in the future.

Across the nation a shortage of chemotherapy drugs has the attention of patients and providers alike.

People are at increased risk of depression, anxiety and other mood disorders while pregnant or after giving birth. Jackie Hendry explores mental health and stigma.

Sanford Health is completing a Community Health Needs Assessment in eastern South Dakota. Learn how you could help.

The National Institute of Health awarded Sanford Research a $2 million grant to study how neurons are developed inside the brain.