Essentia in the news: Recapping media coverage for January
February 02, 2024 By: Caitlin Pallai
As is tradition, the new year kicked off with stories highlighting the first babies born in 2024 across our geographical footprint. Other timely topics included post-holiday respiratory illnesses, recognizing the signs and getting treatment for seasonal affective disorder and Cervical Cancer Awareness Month.
Each month, we share a handful of our favorite Essentia-related stories on the Newsroom. Here are some of the highlights from December; please note that some of these stories require log-in credentials and thus may not be accessible for all.
- Detroit Lakes Tribune: Essentia Health St. Mary's-Detroit Lakes welcomes first baby of 2024
- Superior Telegram: Hope Haven respite center takes shape in Superior
- Duluth News Tribune: Northlanders seek renewal with midwinter dips in Lake Superior
- KFYR (Bismarck): Colon cancer rates increasing in young people
- KFYR: Dangerous wind chills mean you need to be vigilant for frostbite and hypothermia
- Hometown Focus (Virgina): "I'm awake, I'm aware and clear"
- Hometown Focus: We ask, "What matters to you"
- KX News (Bismarck): KX Conversation: Cervical Cancer Awareness
- WDIO (Duluth): Seasonal Affective Disorder, what are the signs and treatment
- North Dakota Today on Valley News Live (Fargo-Moorhead): Seasonal Affective Disorder
- KVRR (Fargo-Moorhead): Post-Holiday respiratory illnesses on the rise across the U.S.
- Fargo Forum: Why hundreds of nurses from foreign countries are coming to work in Fargo
- Area Woman (Fargo-Moorhead): Called to Serve: Tamala Anderson (pages 28-29)