Health Care
A shocking YouTube video that shows people's skin in ultraviolet light may have you lathering on sunscreen.
Consumer Reports magazine disagrees with government recommendations. It says tuna isn't safe for pregnant women.
Losing weight isn't rocket science. It's pretty simple math. You need to eliminate 3,500 calories to lose a pound. You can cut back on food or increase exercise or both. Just a few small changes throughout the week can a...
Therapy animals play an important part in patient care.
Research, Health Care
Most of us need coffee to get going if we don't get a full night's sleep. But "short sleepers" get by with just six hours or less without feeling tired or irritable.
West Nile is back in Utah. What you need to know.
When is it time to seek help for joint pain?
Who doesn't love a frozen treat on a hot summer day? But don't let the jingle of the ice cream truck lure you or the kiddos into consuming half a day's worth of calories. These summertime favorites will cool you down in ...
A mission to Guatemala allows University of Utah Health's John A. Moran Eye Center to bring gift of sight to underserved population.
It's normal to lose some hair every day, but how much? What causes hair to thin, and is there anything that can be done to stop the progress? Brian Ely, DO, a family doctor at University of Utah Health, explains.
Here are some things you may not know about the disease behind the campaign that has raised more than $20 million.
The handshake is seen as the polite way to greet someone — but is it the safest when it comes to germs?
Learn the symptoms, risk factors and treatment options for sleep apnea.
Why you should continue taking it despite a report questioning its safety.
Diabetes is set to become the next big health crisis in America.
Education
University of Utah hosts inaugural Project Medical Education event to showcase complex process of medical education.
Do you spend hours staring at a computer screen? It could have a very real impact on your vision.
Great news for people with celiac disease and gluten intolerance -- you can be assured that a "gluten-free" label isn't just marketing.
Some highlights from stage 6 of the 2014 Tour of Utah.
Could we save lives by making it easier to talk about suicide?
Burger lovers, beware. You may be shocked by the calories and fat in your favorite meal.
Americans are trying to reduce the amount of sugar in their diets, so they're drinking fewer sodas.
Does the Tour of Utah motivate you to dust off your bicycle? A. Michael Henrie, D.O., a sports medicine physician at University of Utah Health Care, offers these tips to stay safe while cycling:
The death of an Ohio teenager who consumed a lethal amount of powdered caffeine prompted the FDA warning.
Yogurt is good for your bones, but it may also be good for your heart thanks to its probiotics.
What will stop the Ebola outbreak in West Africa?
A very unique scavenger hunt is going on in Salt Lake City