ND: Health
Expert: Healthy diet doesn't have to be a lofty, expensive goal
March is National Nutrition Month, and North Dakotans are being reminded of ways to better manage their health through personalized diet plans …
ND hopes new campaign beefs up rural health-care workforce
North Dakota lags behind other Midwestern states when it comes to having an adequate number of health-care physicians. State officials say a new …
Despite more awareness, mental-health barriers remain for farmers
It is January and North Dakota farmers may already be looking ahead to the spring planting season. Mental health providers see hope and challenges …
National shortages underscore pleas for blood donations
The American Red Cross said it is experiencing an emergency blood shortage. A regional facility in North Dakota said its situation is not quite as …
More insulin price caps taking effect in 2024
The movement to cap insulin prices for diabetes patients grew larger in the United States this week. Consumer advocates in North Dakota say the news …
National tobacco use data show mixed results for teens
Cigarettes may not appeal to America's youth like they did in the 1960s, but a significant number still experiment with e-cigarettes. The Centers …
Health Literacy Month: Get info from the right sources
October is Health Literacy Month, and a North Dakota official says there are key things you can do to ensure you're getting the right information to …
Feds crack down on insurance providers for limiting mental health care benefits
In rural states such as North Dakota, accessing mental-health care can be extremely difficult. Federal officials say it's even worse when someone's …
ND Voices See Light at End of Tunnel on Prescription Costs
Older North Dakotans and a key advocacy group are hopeful that seniors will see relief from the heavy burden of prescription drug costs - and they're …
Raw Milk Gets Foot in the Door in ND, But Health Risk Warnings Remain
North Dakota has joined the raw-milk movement. The state now allows limited sales of the product, and officials are urging caution for consumers who …
Amid Record Demand, Community Health Centers Confront Key Obstacles
This week is National Health Center Week. The facilities help to close care gaps in underserved communities, and regional and national leaders hope …
Study: 'Forever Chemicals' Found in 45% of U.S. Faucets
A new government study estimates nearly half of the nation's tap water has at least one type of Per-and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS), also known …