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Healthy Weight Gain

How much weight you gain during pregnancy varies on your BMI before pregnancy. Here’s what you should know about gaining too little or too much weight.

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Care After Delivery

Congratulations! You have a new baby to care for. But it’s also important that you care for yourself.

/Topics/Maternal & Child Health/Women's Health/Postpartum Health/

Infectious Disease Surveillance

Communicable disease surveillance monitors patterns of disease occurrence and assesses the health status of South Dakota's population.

/Health Data & Reports/Infectious & Communicative Disease Data & Reports/

Pregnancy Care Program

Pregnancy Care Program: South Dakota Department of Health's program promoting infant health and supporting parents through education and resources.

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Work With Us

Join the South Dakota Department of Health and make a difference in public health. Explore rewarding career opportunities with us today.

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Preconception Health & Planning

If you are thinking about becoming pregnant within the next year, you will want to visit with your healthcare provider about your reproductive plan.

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Med Cannabis Establishments

Learn about medical cannabis establishments in South Dakota, including dispensaries, cultivators, testing labs, and licensing requirements.

/Programs/Medical Cannabis/

Fall Prevention Resources

Falling is not a normal part of aging. Falls can be prevented by exercising, creating a safer home, and getting regular health check-ups.

/Programs/Fall Prevention Coalition/

Amendments & Court Orders

Learn more about making amendments to birth certificates and marriage records as well as about court ordered name changes to vital records.

/Licensing and Records/Vital Records/

Vaccinations & Vitamins

If you are planning a pregnancy it is important to share your vaccination history with your medical provider so he/she can determine whether you need any vaccinations prior to becoming pregnant.

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