HEALTH AND WELLNESS
STAFF BLOG ADDICTED TO RUNNING Run happy, race angry
Heading into a 12-miler this morning, I had a little bit of apprehension due to an erratic training schedule - particularly as I start to think about all my goals for 2012. It's funny how perspective...
Posted on 1/28/12 at 5:43 PM
THE DULLUM FILE My Prostate & Me
So, there I was, going about my business, happy as could be, when my current wife Ginny says, "I think you should have a physical. It's been a couple of years." Like any other re...
Posted on 10/30/09 at 9:03 AM
Newborn doing well after liver transplant 
Aiden Shea, the West Fargo newborn who received a liver transplant, remains in critical but stable condition with good blood flow to his new liver, his aunt said Thursday.
By Forum staff reports , August 21, 2009
Wal-Mart offers discount drugs to North Dakotans through mail
Wal-Mart’s generic prescription drug discounts aren’t available from any of its 10 supercenters in North Dakota because of the state’s pharmacy ownership law.
By Patrick Springer , August 21, 2009
The ideal health system will include everyone
Every American wants affordable, accessible health care – that’s a no-brainer. How we get there is not by shouting half-truths at one another.
By Diane Wray Williams , August 18, 2009
We’re already paying the freight
I am not against people getting insurance through their jobs, but I think everyone should realize that we are all paying for it.
By Joanne Brokaw , August 18, 2009
Right’s agenda is destructive
Recent news reports of citizens attending town hall meetings and disrupting public discussion on health care reform is disappointing but not totally unexpected.
By Kevin L. Murch , August 18, 2009
Health debate comes to Minnesota
BEMIDJI, Minn. – Jane Erwin drove here on Monday from Hoffman, Minn., to tell U.S. Rep. Collin Peterson that government shouldn’t expand its role in health care.
By Brad Swenson, The Bemidji Pioneer , August 18, 2009
Protester calls ‘Patients First’ group ‘a front’
Americans for Prosperity’s “Patients First” bus tour ran into a bumpy road Tuesday in Fargo when an activist accused the group of being a “front for insurance companies.”
By Patrick Springer , August 12, 2009
The case for health reform
When I was North Dakota’s insurance commissioner in the late 1980s, I was concerned about the rapid increases in the cost of health insurance reflecting medical costs that rise year after year faster than any other aspect of our economy.
By Rep. Earl Pomeroy , August 11, 2009
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