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Showing symptoms of COVID-19? Read this now
University Of Utah Health | Posted Mar 24th - 8:02am
If you think you might have the hallmark symptoms of COVID-19, make sure you know what to do before going to the doctor or even leaving the house.
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How a 25-year-old Utah man found out he had colon cancer
University Of Utah Health | Posted Mar 10th - 3:05pm
Colon screenings are typically conducted later in life, but even for younger people, paying careful attention to minute symptoms can be lifesaving.
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Utah hospital's realistic prosthetics take fear out of facial cancer surgeries
University Of Utah Health | Posted Feb 20th - 8:00am
Facial surgeries for cancer removal can often leave patients without a nose or ear. An anaplastologist at the University of Utah is giving patients hope in a time of fear and uncertainty.
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5 things to mention when you talk to your daughter about puberty
University Of Utah Health | Posted Feb 18th - 3:00pm
Pediatricians and medical professionals recommend keeping the conversation open and honest.
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Apple Watch identifies Utah man's racing heartbeat that signals underlying problems
University Of Utah Health | Posted Jan 21st - 3:00pm
Peter’s life-changing odyssey with an abnormal heart rhythm began with a purchase: he bought an Apple Watch Series 4.
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Utah trucker learns successful weight loss requires more than diet and exercise
University Of Utah Health | Posted Jan 8th - 8:23am
University of Utah Health experts help patients fix underlying issues contributing to obesity.
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How to survive the holidays during grief and loss
University Of Utah Health | Posted Dec 17th - 3:00pm
It's okay to take a step back.
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Immunotherapy leads the way for melanoma treatment
University Of Utah Health | Posted Dec 4th - 3:00pm
Immunotherapy is a breakthrough for melanoma and other cancers because it trains the immune cells to fight cancer.
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Keys for overcoming teen sports concussions and other injuries
University Of Utah Health | Posted Nov 19th - 3:00pm
A teen volleyball player suffers a concussion and recovers, thanks to assistance from experienced medical professionals at the University of Utah Orthopedic Center.
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Back pain doesn't have to be a chronic condition for you
University Of Utah Health | Posted Nov 5th - 4:31pm
How Utah man got incredible back pain relief.
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Spooky, scary diseases to avoid this fall
University Of Utah Health | Posted Oct 22nd - 3:00pm
Haunted houses and spooky shows aren't the only scary things popping up this autumn season.
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When IVF is a good option for Utahns with infertility
University Of Utah Health | Posted Oct 8th - 3:00pm
While not everyone may be a candidate for IVF, it can be a very successful way to conceive.
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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.
