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Amber's Dream has come true 4.27.11
The Medcenter One Children’s Hospital transformation is now complete. Everyone is invited to attend an open house celebration 1–5 p.m. this Sunday, May 1. Tours will depart from the Medcenter One Hospital lobby.
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Bismarck fifth-grader helps Amber’s Dream come true 4.25.11
Ashley Eide, a fifth-grader at Centennial Elementary School, worked with her school’s student council to raise $1,174 for Amber’s Dream—the transformation of the Medcenter One Children’s Hospital.
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Be sure to come to the Medcenter One Children’s Hospital Amber’s Dream open house celebration 1–5 p.m. Sunday, May 1. Tours will depart from the Medcenter One main hospital lobby.

How to deal with asthma 4.20.11
Dr. Bhaja Shrestha, Medcenter One pulmonologist, shares the symptoms of asthma, tips to prevent it and how it’s treated.
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The long winter’s impact on people’s moods 4.19.11
Dr. Joel Blanchard explains why the long winter can make people feel low. He also shares tips to keep the weather from getting you down.
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GABR breaks fundraising record 4.15.11
TThe 15th annual Medcenter One Great American Bike Race raised a record $294,000 to help families of children with cerebral palsy or related disabilities.
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Bismarck Tribune editorial on the Medcenter One Great American Bike Race 4.14.11
The excitement of the Medcenter One Great American Bike Race is hard to believe unless a person’s experienced it. However, the cause of the event is really what makes it worthy of attention.
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Medcenter One opening an occupational health clinic in Minot 4.12.11
In June, Medcenter One is opening an occupational health clinic in Minot to meet the healthcare needs of local businesses.
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GABR senior division 4.11.11
Not all participants in the Medcenter One Great American Bike Race pedaled on stationary bikes as fast as they could. Medcenter One St. Vincent’s Care Center residents stepped with their legs or pedaled with their arms for the cause in what they call GABR senior division.
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More than 1,300 riders pedaled for the cause at this year’s Medcenter One Great American Bike Race 4.10.11
The 15th annual Medcenter One Great American Bike Race held at Century High School involved 110 teams of 12 riders pedaling to raise money for families of children with cerebral palsy or a related disability.
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Kenley Schneider shares how the Medcenter One Great American Bike Race helps her 4.9.11
Kenley Schneider has cerebral palsy. Motivated by how it’s helped her, Kenley’s family has had a team at the Medcenter One Great American Bike Race for the past three years.
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Meet Medcenter One Great American Bike Race star Faith Bousfield 4.7.11
Each year two Medcenter One Great American Bike Race stars are chosen to serve as ambassadors for the race. One of this year’s stars is Faith Bousfield, a first grader at Centennial Elementary School.
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Medcenter One Great American Bike Race is getting greater 4.6.11
The Medcenter One Great American Bike Race will have more riders than ever before. The race involves stationary bike riders pedaling to raise funds for families of children with cerebral palsy or a related disability.
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Meet Medcenter One Great American Bike Race star Tanner Hansen 4.6.11
Each year two Medcenter One Great American Bike Race stars are chosen to serve as ambassadors for the race. One of this year’s stars is Tanner Hansen, a first grader at Miller Elementary School.
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