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ADVERTISEMENTADVERTISEMENTADVERTISEMENTBISMARCK — Following are thecase rates, deaths, hospitalizations and vaccinations as of Thursday, March 25. Because all data is preliminary, some numbers and totals may change from one day to the next.North Dakota's active case count increased by 94 on Thursday. Cass County, which includes Fargo, reported 93 new cases and has 45% of the state's active cases. Nearly 70% of North Dakota's active infections are concentrated in its four largest metro areas: Fargo, Bismarck, Grand Forks and Minot. The two-week rolling average positivity rate is 3.4%.The health department reported the death of one Cass County man in his 80s.North Dakota continues to be a national leader in vaccine distribution, with nearly 359,000 shots administered. Last week, the health department announced that it willon Monday, March 29. The department urges residents to seek more information at.As a public service, we’ve opened this article to everyone regardless of subscription status. If this coverage is important to you, please consider supporting local journalism by clicking on the subscribe button in the upper righthand corner of the homepage.ADVERTISEMENTMany people track their steps and try to log 10,000 every day for better health. If you add speed to that mix, you'll likely get even more health benefits. Viv Williams has the details of a new study in this episode of NewsMD's "Health Fusion."Rabies "attacks the nervous system and causes swelling of the brain. There is no treatment and rabies is nearly always fatal," according to the North Dakota Department of Health and Human Services.The process of finding that lifesaving organ is rife with problems. Roughly 5,000 patients a year are dying on the waitlist — even as perfectly good donated organs end up in the trash. The agency that oversees donations and transplants is under scrutiny for how many organs are going to waste. The agency, the United Network for Organ Sharing, received a bipartisan tongue-lashing at a recent congressional hearing.The project, a partnership between Fairview Health Services and Tennesee-based Acadia Healthcare, will be on the site of the former Bethesda Hospital in St. Paul, and will serve adults requiring long term mental health care.ADVERTISEMENTADVERTISEMENT

ADVERTISEMENTADVERTISEMENTADVERTISEMENTBISMARCK — Following are thecase rates, deaths, hospitalizations and vaccinations as of Thursday, March 25. Because all data is preliminary, some numbers and totals may change from one day to the next.North Dakota's active case count increased by 94 on Thursday. Cass County, which includes Fargo, reported 93 new cases and has 45% of the state's active cases. Nearly 70% of North Dakota's active infections are concentrated in its four largest metro areas: Fargo, Bismarck, Grand Forks and Minot. The two-week rolling average positivity rate is 3.4%.The...

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