Health
AntiGravity Yoga at Westminster College brings new dimension to practice
Some people at Westminster College are seeing the world upside down and flying through the air.
Make it a small: N.Y.'s ban on large sodas likely won't take in Utah
A growing number of Americans is contributing to the overconsumption of soft drinks, an issue experts believe is making people fat. Read more »
Aspirin, other nonsteroid anti-inflammatory medications may reduce skin cancer risk
Aspirin and other nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medications may protect against skin cancer, according to research published in the journal Cancer. Read more »
House to vote on sex-selection abortion ban
Legislation coming up for a House vote would make it a federal crime to carry out an abortion based on the gender of the fetus. The measure takes aim at the aborting of female fetuses, a practice more common to countries such India... Read more »
NYC proposes ban on sale of oversized sodas
Mayor Michael Bloomberg is proposing a ban on the sale of large sodas and other sugary drinks in the city's restaurants, delis and movie theaters in the hopes of combating obesity — an... Read more »
Local physicians question national recommendation for prostate-cancer screening
Despite the risks, eliminating the prostate cancer screening test would be a mistake. Read more »
Tips to ensure healthy swimming in summer pools (+video)
As outdoor city pools open for the summer season, there are a few things you ought to know before you enter the water. Read more »
Health care costs rose more than inflation
Health care spending increased at twice the rate of inflation as hospitals and other providers raised prices, according to a recent study by Health Care Cost Institute. Read more »
Many insurance plans fall short of law
More than half of the nation's insurance plans for individuals do not meet the minimum standards of coverage set by the Affordable Care Act, according to a new report by researchers at the University of Chicago and Towers Watson, a... Read more »
Spanking not best way to discipline your child
Q: Sometimes my 4-year-old is impossible to control, and I really want to spank him. Do you think that's OK? Read more »
Brian Nicholson: Ogden Marathon, Utah's spring run off
After breaking registration records, the Ogden Marathon enjoys cool temperatures and a beautiful weekend. Read more »
Tool-wielding robots crawl in bodies for surgery
Imagine a tiny snake robot crawling through your body, helping a surgeon identify diseases and perform operations. Read more »
New approach tested for high blood pressure
Hypertension may be the nation's sneakiest epidemic, a time bomb that's a leading cause of heart attacks, strokes and kidney failure, and one that's growing worse as the population rapidly grows... Read more »
If you want to live a long time, stay in school
College graduation is an achievement that portends better jobs, more choices and, perhaps more surprisingly, potentially longer lives according to data from the Centers for Disease Control and... Read more »
Report ranks Utah 21st in nation for injury-related deaths
Last weekend, in a two-day span, three people were killed on Utah's roadways. Read more »
Radioactive bluefin tuna crossed the Pacific to US
Across the vast Pacific, the mighty bluefin tuna carried radioactive contamination that leaked from Japan's crippled nuclear plant to the shores of the United States 6,000 miles away — the... Read more »
Personal investments from Primary hospital workers help families cope
As the 29th annual Primary Children's Miracle Network Telethon approaches, Chrissy Sperry said she is reminded of the many blessings in her life. Although her son is very ill, he is generally... Read more »
Manufacturer to make detergent packs safer
The maker of Tide Pods will create a new double-latch lid to deter children from accessing and eating the brightly colored detergent packets, a company spokesman said Friday. Read more »
Facing the reality of being overweight and working toward a healthier lifestyle
Sometimes life is moving so quickly, important things like our health are forgotten or ignored. There comes a point where you have to change, and change is hard — it requires things like... Read more »
High blood pressure? Sleep apnea mask might help
An international study suggests that the CPAP mask used to treat sleep apnea could be a key to preventing development of high blood pressure in some people. Read more »
Rising health care costs burden families
As health insurance costs continue to rise, many employers are cutting back on the coverage they provide, according to NPR. Read more »
Junior Seau suicide raises worries throughout NFL
Junior Seau's suicide is troubling NFL players. Read more »
Photos: Primary Children's doctor gets cancer research grant from Hyundai
SALT LAKE CITY — Hyundai Hope On Wheels awarded Primary Children's Medical Center with a $75,000 Hyundai scholar grant to Dr. Anupam Verma for her work to develop an advanced test for... Read more »
The Who Doctors: Detecting dyslexia and treating it early
Q: I think my 4-year-old son might have dyslexia; my dad had it. How can I be sure, and what should I do if he does? Read more »
Utah ranks 13th among bicycle friendly states
Utah ranks 13th in the nation as one of the more friendly states for bicyclists, according the the League of American Bicyclists. Read more »
High gas prices cause behavioral changes
With gas prices being close to record levels, consumers are driving less and thinking about getting a more fuel-efficient car, according to a recent survey by the Consumer Reports National Research... Read more »
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If you want to live a long time, stay in school
College graduation is an achievement that portends better jobs, more choices and, perhaps more surprisingly, potentially longer lives according to data from the Centers for Disease Control and... Read more »
Local physicians question national recommendation for prostate-cancer screening
Despite the risks, eliminating the prostate cancer screening test would be a mistake. Read more »
Aspirin, other nonsteroid anti-inflammatory medications may reduce skin cancer risk
Aspirin and other nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medications may protect against skin cancer, according to research published in the journal Cancer. Read more »
NYC proposes ban on sale of oversized sodas
Mayor Michael Bloomberg is proposing a ban on the sale of large sodas and other sugary drinks in the city's restaurants, delis and movie theaters in the hopes of combating obesity — an... Read more »
Health care costs rose more than inflation
Health care spending increased at twice the rate of inflation as hospitals and other providers raised prices, according to a recent study by Health Care Cost Institute. Read more »
Tips to ensure healthy swimming in summer pools (+video)
As outdoor city pools open for the summer season, there are a few things you ought to know before you enter the water. Read more »
Brian Nicholson: Ogden Marathon, Utah's spring run off
After breaking registration records, the Ogden Marathon enjoys cool temperatures and a beautiful weekend. Read more »
New approach tested for high blood pressure
Hypertension may be the nation's sneakiest epidemic, a time bomb that's a leading cause of heart attacks, strokes and kidney failure, and one that's growing worse as the population rapidly grows... Read more »
Spanking not best way to discipline your child
Q: Sometimes my 4-year-old is impossible to control, and I really want to spank him. Do you think that's OK? Read more »
Personal investments from Primary hospital workers help families cope
As the 29th annual Primary Children's Miracle Network Telethon approaches, Chrissy Sperry said she is reminded of the many blessings in her life. Although her son is very ill, he is generally... Read more »
House to vote on sex-selection abortion ban
Legislation coming up for a House vote would make it a federal crime to carry out an abortion based on the gender of the fetus. The measure takes aim at the aborting of female fetuses, a practice more common to countries such India... Read more »
Many insurance plans fall short of law
More than half of the nation's insurance plans for individuals do not meet the minimum standards of coverage set by the Affordable Care Act, according to a new report by researchers at the University of Chicago and Towers Watson, a... Read more »
AntiGravity Yoga at Westminster College brings new dimension to yoga practice
Some people at Westminster College are seeing the world upside down and flying through the air, all while getting a good workout. Read more »
Doctors report rise in kids eating detergent packs
Doctors across the country say children are confusing the tiny, brightly colored laundry detergent packets with candy and swallowing them. Read more »
Tool-wielding robots crawl in bodies for surgery
Imagine a tiny snake robot crawling through your body, helping a surgeon identify diseases and perform operations. Read more »
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