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Survey for Stepping Strong: Upcoming Fall Prevention Session
Your participation in this survey will help us determine the best times and locations to hold this 7-week fall prevention program. The link is inside the article.
Read moreRequest for Architectural and Engineering Services for Parshall Field Clinic
We welcome assistance in constructing a new clinic in Parshall, North Dakota. If you represent an architectural or engineering firm, please do not hesitate to contact us. Click here to learn more.
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Grant proposal opens for healthcare camp
The Center for Rural Health (CRH) at the University of North Dakota School of Medicine and Health Sciences is accepting grants for a healthcare camp.
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In honor of National Autism Acceptance Month
April is National Autism Acceptance Month, an opportunity to support and celebrate children with unique developmental needs!
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EMHC sees rise in strep throat and scarlet fever cases: Signs and when to consult a provider
Please be advised that the number of cases of strep throat and/or scarlet fever seen at EMHC has increased. As of March 10, 2025, we have recorded 71 cases, all diagnosed at EMHC and predominantly in school-age children.
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The American Indian Consortium’s Health Initiative (AIHEC) has open applications for its 2025’s Health Sciences Summer Institute
If you’re enrolled in or have recently graduated from a Tribal College and University (TCU), this opportunity is for you, regardless of your major. The link for the brief application is inside the article.
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What you need to know about the measles vaccine
As of April 4, 2025, the CDC has reported that the measles outbreak has impacted over 600 individuals across 22 states. Here’s what you need to know about the measles transmission trends, the MMR vaccine, and its necessity.
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Extended hours for Elbowoods Dental Department
Check our latest emergency dental schedule.
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EMHC provides free notary services
Please schedule an appointment with the following individuals for healthcare directives, healthcare-related documents, and birth and death certificates.
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Blue Beads: Colorectal screening and awareness event
The American Indian Cancer Foundation cites colorectal cancer as the second leading cause of cancer deaths among Native people, but it doesn’t have to be this way. Getting screened is a wonderful way to take charge of your health and prevent issues down the line!
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