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Tooth Decay

Tooth decay, an infectious and transmissible disease, can spread to infants during care-giving activities such as feeding and nurturing.

/Topics/Maternal & Child Health/Children’s Health/Oral Health for Children/

Well-Baby Check-ups

Babies change and grow quickly. Well-baby check-ups are important to make sure that your baby is growing and developing properly.

/Topics/Maternal & Child Health/Infant Health/

Publications

Discover a variety of health education publications for consumers and providers. Access online materials, order booklets, and find updates, policies, procedures, testing manuals, and health data for South Dakota.

/News & Statutes/

Sources of Lead

Throughout history, lead has been found in many substances and items, and lead poisoning can lead to serious health issues in children.

/Programs/Lead Poisoning/

Postpartum Depression

Navigate the challenges of new motherhood with insights on baby blues and postpartum depression.

/Topics/Maternal & Child Health/Women's Health/Postpartum Health/Care After Delivery/

Continuing Education

/Licensing and Records/Boards/Physical Therapy/

Fall Prevention Coalition

Access community-based resources, coaching classes, and more to reduce fall risks.

/Programs/

Measles FAQs

/Diseases/Measles/

Vital Records

Order or amend South Dakota birth certificates, death certificates, marriage certificates, divorce records, and certificates of birth resulting in stillbirth.

/Licensing and Records/

Educational Resources

Germs that cause foodborne illness can spread in ways other than contaminated food. Germs can contaminate recreational or drinking water or spread after someone has contact with animals or people carrying the germ. See the links below for more information on how to prevent illness when traveling internationally, preparing food at home, and working with animals.

/Topics/Diseases/Infectious Diseases/Foodborne & Enteric Disease/