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The differences between a dangerous and harmless heart murmur
University Of Utah Health | Posted Sep 24th - 8:17pm
Heart murmurs can be dangerous, especially if you don't know you have one.
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The symptoms of low testosterone and how doctors treat them
University Of Utah Health | Posted Sep 10th - 3:00pm
Many men might not realize they have lower levels of testosterone, but several patients can attest to the life-altering improvements when they see a doctor for treatment.
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How vaping can cause a form of pneumonia
University Of Utah Health | Posted Aug 20th - 3:00pm
Vaping is known to cause health problems, but one Utah woman is experiencing a side effect she didn't know was a risk.
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Same-day surgery clinic gives Utahns quick relief
University Of Utah Health | Posted Aug 7th - 3:00pm
Surgeons at University of Utah Health are shortening the wait time for simple surgeries.
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Should I get LASIK?
University Of Utah Health | Posted Jul 23rd - 3:00pm
Get the facts about LASIK from Utah’s top vision-correction surgeons.
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After breast cancer diagnosis, many women consider breast reconstruction
University Of Utah Health | Posted Jul 9th - 3:40pm
When women are diagnosed with breast cancer, reconstructive surgery can seem overwhelming. But doctors want women to realize that there are options for every individual.
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Could your dentist save your life?
University Of Utah Health | Posted Jun 18th - 8:00am
As the care provider who specializes in disease and abnormalities of the mouth, though, your dentist could be your first line of defense for a variety of diseases, from relatively mild irritations to more significant conditions such as oral cancer.
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How to stay cool when it comes to hot flashes
University Of Utah Health | Posted Jun 4th - 7:24am
While the frequency and severity of hot flashes varies greatly in women going through menopause, 80% will experience some form of this symptom of changing hormone levels.
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University burn center warns common summer activities bring increased risks
University Of Utah Health | Posted May 22nd - 9:27am
The number of burn injuries treated increases in summer as people engage in activities involving fire and incendiary devices, and children are the most at risk to be injured. The five leading causes of summer burn injuries are all preventable.
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University running injury clinic helping runners get back on track
University Of Utah Health | Posted May 8th - 8:00am
Novice runners are at high risk for injury from things like ramping up too quickly, excessive amounts of running and excessive speed. The University of Utah Health Orthopaedic Center Running Injury Clinic helps runners stay healthy.
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University of Utah clinic protecting worldwide travelers
University Of Utah Health | Posted Apr 23rd - 3:00pm
At the University of Utah Health Travel Clinic, jet-setters are prepared for safe and healthy forays into the potentially contagious world. Here's how they can help no matter where you are headed.
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Keto and other diets offer a variety of weight loss options
University Of Utah Health | Posted Apr 9th - 3:00pm
The key to long-term diet success is to transition to healthy eating you can stick with for a lifetime. The goal is to have a healthy relationship with food that doesn’t promote anxiety or stress.
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The problem with vaping devices and Utah youths
University Of Utah Health | Posted Mar 19th - 3:00pm
From 2017 to 2018 there was a 78 percent increase among high school students using e-cigarettes. A 2017 Utah survey found 32.1 percent of 12th graders tried an e-cigarette that year. Here are signs parents can watch for.
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Area newborns to benefit from mothers' milk bank expansion
University Of Utah Health | Posted Mar 8th - 8:00am
While Utah has the highest birth rate in the nation, with 9.4 percent of babies in 2018 born premature, it’s only now finally getting a geographically-based operation to pasteurize locally donated mother’s milk and distribute it.
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Plastic surgery can improve quality of life for men
University Of Utah Health | Posted Feb 26th - 9:00pm
Procedures such as eyebrow lifts and eyelid lifts, which rejuvenate how guys look and feel, are becoming more and more accepted among men.
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For men, small bedroom problems could mean big health risks
University Of Utah Health | Posted Feb 8th - 8:00am
There are so many treatments available that a man with ED really has no reason to suffer in silence and should seek medical attention.
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Classic heart attack symptoms can be different for women
University Of Utah Health | Posted Jan 25th - 8:00am
When men go to the ER or to urgent care with chest pain, shortness of breath, sweating and nausea, it’s clear that they are probably having a heart attack. But when women go to an ER with the same problem their symptoms may not be so explicit.
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5 For Life program simplifies health care and saves lives
University Of Utah Health | Posted Jan 9th - 8:00am
5 For Life is the perfect vehicle for a busy woman with a demanding professional and home schedule to address several key medical issues in one three-hour visit.
