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The South Dakota Attorney General is bringing charges against another former state employee who has been arrested on forgery charges. It’s the fourth case the Republican has brought against former state employees this year.
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While a light flu season so far, health officials say this serves as an important reminder of getting your flu shot.
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The Health Resources and Services Administration awards the state Department of Health millions in funding to address maternal health challenges in South Dakota.
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The South Dakota Department of Health opens the application period for the State Loan Repayment Program on Oct. 1.
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The South Dakota Department of Health is releasing a video to clarify the state’s lone abortion exception—life of the mother. The video was published on the Department of Health’s YouTube page earlier this week.
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The Legislative Rules Review Committee is approving an increased fee on medical marijuana registration certificates.
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South Dakota Health Link is expanding its partnership with Health Catalyst to improve health care systems in the state.
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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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Nearly 200 cities, tribes, and counties are receiving funds to aid in mosquito control measures and prevent the spread of West Nile Virus.