Today's Deseret Morning News/Intermountain Health Care Hotline focuses on heart failure. Dr. A.G. Kfoury, cardiologist and medical director of the LDS Hospital heart transplant program, advanced practice registered nurse Judith Sampson and Amy Whipple, clinical cardiac transplant nurse coordinator, both from the hospital's heart failure program, will be featured on the Deseret Morning News/Intermountain Health Care Hotline. From 10 a.m. to noon, they'll take phoned-in questions about heart failure, prevention, treatments and how to recognize symptoms. The toll-free number is 1-800-925-8177.
Patriotic tradition
The 78-year-old and his wife, LaRae, placed 322 flags donated by the American Legion on veterans' graves.
Promontory Point fire
Crews on Friday continued to battle a 4,000-acre fire on the west side of Promontory Point.
abused as a child graduates
In 1997, Amanda endured three months in the hospital after her mother’s boyfriend abused her. On graduation night, she was no different from any other teenager.
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