A blood test developed by a Sanford Research scientist that uses a patient’s own immune system to help detect breast cancer has been licensed to Inanovate, a medical technology company specializing in screening and analysis of proteins.
After two decades in development, a unique drug and device combination for a hard-to-treat disease will have a new home at the USD Discovery District.
Sanford Health and Good Samaritan have approval to move forward with coming together. If regulators approve, it will create a 50,000-person organization based in Sioux Falls.
A decision could come Tuesday that would pave the way for The Evangelical Lutheran Good Samaritan Society to become part of Sanford Health.
In a move expected to advance Sanford’s research capabilities in Fargo, the Sioux Falls-based health system has acquired the Neuropsychiatric Research Institute.
A Florida-based medical staffing firm is finding enough success in Sioux Falls that it’s growing into a new office at Lake Lorraine.
What’s the definition of “quality health care?” You might think that depends on who you ask, but here’s one consistent way to compare.
If you or someone you know is considering hip or knee replacement surgery, there’s a relatively new technology that’s changing the experience for both the patient and the surgeon known as Mako robotic-arm assisted surgery.
Sanford Health and Freudenberg Medical have entered into a joint research and development agreement to create a device to treat blood clots and blockages within blood vessels.
For small businesses, offering health insurance doesn’t have to be out of reach.
