Ally Brandner with Sanford Health added that South Dakota hospitals often get blood donations from other states where they do not have disclosure requirements for COVID-19 vaccinated blood.

But now researchers have found a more dangerous link to mental health, especially if the patient is unvaccinated. When you think of the effects of COVID-19 or long COVID you think of coughing and ...

FARGO — Sanford Health is reporting an increase in COVID-19, RSV and flu cases across its hospitals, aligning with high levels of respiratory illnesses nationwide. According to the Centers for ...

The Class AA Spartans overcome a slow start, rolling to a 53-30 win over the Class A Rangers. Mollie Puffer scored 18 points, Paige Sevigny chipped in 17, and Sanford took control with a strong ...

SIOUX FALLS S.D. (KELO) — With the influenza season nearing its peak, the South Dakota Department of Health talked about ... Coronaviruses that aren’t COVID-19, as well as COVID-19, so we ...

One of the key components of this initiative may soon come to fruition with an expansion project in Brookings. Bel Brands which make popular products such as The Laughing Cow and Go Go Squeeze, is ...

SANFORD (WGME) – Several people have been charged after a drug bust in Sanford Tuesday morning. The Maine DEA says it worked with Sanford PD over the last month investigating drug trafficking at ...

With the expansion of Sanford’s water and wastewater treatment center to include Pittsboro, Siler City and Chatham County last year comes a planned addition onto the Sanford city government ...

“The result of Sanford’s negligent and material misrepresentations is that Mayo has gone unpaid for more than two years for the health care goods and services it provided to patient C.G.,” according ...

Brookings Police investigated two intentionally set fires between Jan. 4 and Jan. 11, 2025, at 405 First Avenue Brookings, SD. Luze allegedly lit piles of dry leaves collected against the building ...

This means the threat posed by Covid-19 is far from over and the virus should not be underestimated. Experts expect it to continue being a significant and persistent threat to public health.