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Autism affects about 1 in every 36 children and symptoms can vary. Parents can help by talking to a provider as soon as they have concerns.
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2023 was filled with new programs and the work showing of up for our community. Our 2023 Health Equity Report shares our progress.
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Ten years after Reagan Lennes’ traumatic accident, the 15-year-old walked back into Hennepin Healthcare to thank her caregivers.
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During the Super Bowl, Megan and Dustin Dalbey were in Sanford’s Emergency Department with their 3-year-old-son, Crue.
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It was a beautiful August morning in 2021 when Kris Kuehl was preparing to start her day working as an orthopedic physical therapist.
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Food bags are an essential component of delivering whole-person care to patients at our community clinics and downtown campus.
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Brenden was at practice hit the back right of his head on the entry door to the wrestling room. He brushed it off.
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Matthew’s brain was severely damaged and was quickly swelling and they needed to perform a decompressive craniectomy
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Will M. Smith was brought to our emergency department (ED) via ambulance after experiencing extreme upper abdominal pain
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Improved treatments for cancer have resulted in patient survival. Treatments, can come some side effects, many having to do with your heart.
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Sleep plays a profound role in safeguarding heart health – Interplay of Sleep and Heart Health: Unveiling the Significance of Quality Rest
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Individuals can decrease their risk of getting both HPV and associated cancers by getting the HPV vaccine.
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The Compass Program challenges team members to examine how our racist history manifests itself in our healthcare system and daily work.
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At an East Lake Clinic morning huddle in December, the team reviews staffing, supplies, recognition, and thanks before departing.
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Hibo Abdi, a senior at the University of Minnesota, is part of the ED PEER Program in Volunteer Services and she is great.
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Many viruses spread during fall and winter. There are precautions everyone can take to stop the spread of infection.
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It’s not easy talking about sex, drugs, violence and other difficult topics with our teens. These tips offer ways to help support your teen.
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Paula and Gracen Mcdougall, Cultural Navigators, began making outreach calls to American Indian patients overdue for breast cancer screening.
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Dispatch sounds through the radio—a call reporting a domestic altercation. EMTs gather their materials, grab their bags, and head on out.
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“I have so much anxiety allowing my son to go outside,” said a mother whose son was a survivor of gun violence.
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