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FATHER KNOWS LAST Trying to Return to Normal
Ive been ill with a cold that eventually led to pneumonia. It was amazing how battling through an infection drained me of all energy. I was a man accustomed to running 20-50 miles a week, some of it...
Posted on 4/7/13 at 4:52 PM
NEW PLATEAUS Lawmakers Should Be Held Responsible for Harmful Laws
In America, people are required to repay others when they harm them--intentional or accidental. If a bicycle manufacturer produces a bike with a bad pedal, and it causes you to break your leg, you hav...
Posted on 2/10/13 at 11:00 AM
MS. SIMPLICITY Living With A Chronic Illness
As many of you know, my middle son {age 17}was diagnosed with Crohns in October of 2012. Crohns is one of those illnesses that you have maybe heard about or know someone with it, but until you have ...
Posted on 1/18/13 at 9:52 AM
PEACE GARDEN MAMA II faith fridays: the will to live
My mom isn't prone to being easily rattled. So when she says something like, "Is there any chance you can get away for a visit?" I know it's time to be attentive. She said these words to me the other...
Posted on 1/4/13 at 1:01 AM
THE NEW FORTY Was it the wafting aroma of VapoRub?
I am not sure exactly what it was that sent Mike out in the middle of the night on his mission. It could have been the wafting aroma of VapoRub or the robust choruses of coughing that were occurring e...
Posted on 12/1/12 at 11:21 PM
Marine who dumped toxins felt illness was payback
Ron Poirier couldn't escape the feeling that his cancer was somehow a punishment. As a young Marine electronics technician at Camp Lejeune in the mid-1970s, the Massachusetts man figured he'd dumped hundreds of gallons of toxic solvents onto the ground.
By Allen G. Breed , May 18, 2013
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Rural isolation, youth complicate teen’s MS diagnosis
It can be hard for a teenager to admit when she’s sick. That’s why, for a while, Alyssia Thompson tried to pretend she hadn’t been diagnosed with multiple sclerosis.
By Candy Denouden , April 01, 2013
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Minnesota teen had support fighting lung ailment for 6 months 
On a pleasant September day in northern Minnesota last year, Mickala Morinville suddenly felt sick. A doctor prescribed rest, but by the weekend the assault on her lungs had worsened. Mickala was taken to a hospital in Thief River Falls, then to the intensive care unit at Sanford Hospital in Fargo.
By Chuck Haga , March 31, 2013
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Music therapist Dr. Deforia Lane set to speak Tuesday at UND
On any given day, Deforia Lane could be bringing music to a cancer patient, a teenager with a brain tumor, a child with cerebral palsy or a 40-something adult with Down syndrome.
By Pamela Knudson , March 17, 2013
Baby boomers sicker than their parents’ generation
Baby boomers have more chronic illness and disability than their parents, as their sedentary habits and expanding girth offset the modern medicine that enables them to live longer, a recent study shows.
By Nicole Ostrow , February 11, 2013
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Health Matters: TB cases reawaken consciousness of disease in Grand Forks
Dr. Raymond Goldsteen answers the questions: "How has the tuberculosis outbreak affected Grand Forks?" and "Are there advances that still need to be made regarding TB?"
By Raymond Goldsteen , February 11, 2013
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49ers comfort ex-SDSU coach's son during illness
The son of a former South Dakota State and North Dakota State football coach has good reason to cheer for the San Francisco 49ers in the Super Bowl. The NFL team supported him during a life-threatening illness.
By Associated Press , February 03, 2013
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TB testing held at Grand Forks elementary school
Tuberculosis tests administered to students and staff at a Grand Forks school show that one person was exposed to the disease, but it doesn't mean the individual is infectious with TB.
By Associated Press , January 30, 2013
Health Matters: Influenza then and now
Dr. Raymond Goldsteen answers questions about the flu and how it's effect on people has changed.
By Dr. Raymond Goldsteen , January 28, 2013
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University suspends attendance policy due to flu
As students return from winter break this week, officials at the University of Minnesota say those who are experiencing flu symptoms should stay home.
By Associated Press , January 20, 2013
Inmates become ill at Fargo jail
Cass County investigates potential food borne illnessAbout 90 percent of the 184 inmates at the Cass County Jail became ill Sunday night and early Monday with a potential food borne illness, Sheriff Paul Laney said.
By Helmut Schmidt , November 28, 2011
Cantaloupe illnesses, deaths expected to rise
Federal health officials said more illnesses and possibly more deaths may be linked to an outbreak of listeria in cantaloupe in coming weeks.
By Mary Clare Jalonick , September 28, 2011
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