Prenatal care is an important part of keeping both mom and baby healthy during pregnancy, but keeping up on regular appointments can be a hassle, especially for women juggling other kids or a demanding job.
Utah offers some of the best downhill skiing in the country, but if you are looking for even more of a workout, a couple of outdoor enthusiasts suggest trying cross-country skiing.
Brain surgery is one of the most serious procedures someone might undergo, which is why it's so important doctors have every resource available to them. One Utah man credits his life to a technology that's new to St. George.
Now that holiday wrapping and other preparations are finally slowing down, it's time to get outside with family and friends. One Utah family always makes safety a priority before they play in the snow.
Injuries or chronic illnesses can hold people back from moving the way they want to, but in some cases, moving can actually be healing, and one elite Utah athlete is determined to stay active after a debilitating diagnosis.
The Mountain West Mothers’ Milk Bank in Salt Lake City is now a fully operational accredited milk bank. One Utah mother knows firsthand the importance of donated milk.
Mary Kawakami always starts her morning the same way. The 106-year-old Utahn has a warm breakfast with fresh fruit and veggies and waits until her 75-year-old son comes over to help her exercise.
Eating the right foods to be healthy at any age is important, but sometimes not eating can also be beneficial for our health and longevity. One Lehi man made a life-changing goal after receiving some scary news.
Getting older is physically demanding and can also be difficult mentally. Many seniors suffer from loneliness, but one local non-profit has found a creative solution by introducing some younger friends.
Now that you've polished off your turkey and Thanksgiving pie, it's time to move! KSL’s Aley Davis met up with an Intermountain Healthcare expert to learn five easy exercises you can do in your home tonight.
Talking about family health history may not be the easiest conversation at the Thanksgiving dinner table, but Spencer and Jennifer Stucki are sharing their story to let people know how important knowing that history is, especially for colon cancer.
What would life be like if you knew you would get cancer one day but could prevent it beforehand? Clinicians in Utah are hoping to accomplish just that through a new study.
Losing weight can sometimes seem like an impossible task. That was the case for one St. George woman until one day she realized she could, and that’s when everything changed, including her joint pain.
With Halloween just around the corner, it’s time to stock up on candy for trick-or-treaters. One Draper mother is reminding people to also include non-food treats on their shopping list for kids with allergies.
Utah consistently ranks in the bottom five states for breast cancer screening rates each year. Between juggling kids and work schedules, it’s not always easy to make time for yourself. But one Utah woman wishes she didn't put it off.
Chronic sickness is often a reason to stay at home and rest, but one Bountiful woman is determined not to let anything prevent her from the sport she loves. In the end, her dedication has paid off.
Talking to someone with cancer or another serious illness can make anyone a little nervous or uncomfortable. One Provo woman who knows firsthand what it's like to be on the other side gives a few suggestions.
Osteoporosis is known as a silent disease because it usually attacks a person's body without any symptoms. If bone loss isn’t caught soon enough, the consequences could be tragic.
As the weather begins to change this fall season, it’s time to think about a different kind of fall. About 50% of adults in their eighties fall down in any given year either in their home or on slick surfaces, according to officials.