Your Life Your Health
Emma Benson
Dancers always aware of potential for injuries
It's an art form and a sport that’s beautiful to watch. But dance doesn’t come without risk of injury.5 months ago
Emma Benson
Davis County woman who nearly lost foot urges other diabetics to monitor health
A 7th-grade teacher is hoping her experience of almost losing her leg to diabetes will urge others to take care of their health.5 months ago
Dan Rascon
A newborn screening test could be all difference between life and death
A newborn screening test in Utah could be the difference between life and death.5 months ago
Ken Fall
Have you taken the time off you deserve? Your healthy self wants you to
Each year nearly half of American workers don't take all their paid time off. And that's generally not a good idea.6 months ago
Ken Fall
Robot named Lucy brings precision, comfort to kidney transplant surgery
Newlywed donates her healthy kidney to her husband, and a robot deserves some of the credit.6 months ago
Ken Fall
Lessons from one woman’s journey with depression
A toolkit of practices and therapies helped this mom find balance in life.6 months ago
Eliza Pace and Ken Fall
It’s almost virus season: here’s what you need to know about vaccines
SALT LAKE CITY — With the onset of fall comes respiratory virus season. This year, everyone ages six months and older is recommended to be vaccinated to protect themselves and their families against serious illness. Joe Dratter is a Clinical Pharmacist with Select Health and explained how vaccines work and what families need to know […]6 months ago
Ken Fall
Technology advances in breast cancer screenings lead to early diagnosis
Intermountain Health offers mammograms each Saturday in October to be available to women on the weekends and to get ahead of cancer diagnoses.6 months ago
Ken Fall
Is there a ‘best time’ to exercise?
A new study suggests exercise in the morning may help with weight loss.7 months ago
Ken Fall
As fall begins, look inside the house to avoid dangerous falls
National Fall Prevention week coincides with the beginning of autumn. It’s the best time to ensure your loved ones are safe in their home.7 months ago
Ken Fall
Proper nutrition will help your child reach their academic peak
Make sure your kids are well fueled for those busy school days - dieticians say they need it!7 months ago
Ken Fall
Overcoming the grip of opioid dependence
Heber City woman moves past opioids to a life free from debilitating pain.7 months ago
Ken Fall
Boat Exhaust: Be aware of this silent killer
Carbon monoxide poisoning may be rare on Utah waterways, but the potential risk can be deadly.8 months ago
Peter Rosen
Intermountain Health Heart Transplant Program: 600 stories
Discover how Intermountain Health's heart transplant teamwork brings hope and improved outcomes. Learn about patient stories and medical success.8 months ago
Ken Fall
Don’t delay: Everyone in your family needs a checkup
Back to school time might be the best time to get the entire family important checkups.8 months ago
Ken Fall
Back to school, keeping kids cool at recess
Thousands of Utah kids are heading back to the classroom and the school playground. But are they ready for the heat?8 months ago
Erin Cox
Getting kids on a good sleep routine before school starts again
As you’re getting ready to send your kids back to school, there’s a lot to prepare for and one social worker hopes you won’t forget one of the most important things: your kid’s sleep routine.9 months ago
Ken Fall and Kadey Kia, KSL TV
Program aims to improve outcomes of preterm births
With preterm births on the rise, the Healthy Beginnings program aims to nurture healthy pregnancies through support, education, and incentives.9 months ago
Aley Davis, Ken Fall, Erin Cox, KSL TV
Why protecting your child’s hearing should be top of mind this holiday weekend
Summertime often means attending fun, loud events like rodeos, sporting events, and this holiday weekend, lots of fireworks shows.9 months ago
Ken Fall
Doctor house calls: Modern medicine looks to the past
A century ago, 40% of patients saw doctors at home. Today, those home visits are making a comeback in a unique program through Intermountain Health.9 months ago
Ken Fall
Rural cancer patients access care closer to home
Farmer Dave Walker credits a new clinic and online technology for peace of mind during his treatments.9 months ago
Ken Fall
Moms in rural Utah get breastfeeding support for their babies
For mom Chelsea Breur, breastfeeding is a must. She had great success with her first two children.10 months ago
Ken Fall
New knees and hips often lead to greater patient satisfaction
Surgery center opens on the campus of TOSH specializing in outpatient procedures. Surgeries performed outside a hospital setting typically mean shorter stays and lower costs.10 months ago
