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Wellness Wednesday

Immunity

Building up your immune system

Dr. Bill Holec and patient

March is Save Your Vision Month

Nutrition Month

National Nutrition Month

Terra Sancta Retreat Center

Mental Wellness Ministry training hopes to reach anyone with a mental health need

Antibiotics

Conserving antibiotics for patients with a determined need

American Heart Month

American Heart Month

Monument Health Booths

Monument Health hosting community health summit during Stock Show

January is cervical health awareness month

A single session in a tanning bed can increase your risk of developing melanoma by 20%.

Mixing Smoothie

The skinny on superfood drink powders

Sleeping

How to combat seasonal affective disorder

Thanksgiving Day Table

Avoid unwanted, holiday pounds

Diabetes Awareness Month

Prevent Type 2 Diabetes Program offered locally

SDSM&T research is giving hope to lung cancer patients through cold plasma technology

Black Hills Salt Cave and Spa

Salt therapy gaining popularity

Fibonacci Dental Studio

Halloween candy buy back

Flu Season Graphic

As cold and flu season revs up, protect yourself from potential illness

nose blowing

Stop the spread of viruses this cold and flu season

Custer Healing & Wellness Garden is place for community and patients to enjoy

CVSI free vision screenings

RCAS, Northern Plains Eye Foundation team up to promote student eye health

Sue Whitehouse, Cross Stitching

Essential tremor suffers get relief from gyroglove

Salt Danger

Sodium intake adds up fast

Beyond Burger

Plant based meat is offering vegetarian diets more options

BTS sleep schedules

Getting kids on a back to school sleep schedule

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