From homecoming to tailgates, fall brings classic alcohol-filled fun events, But while enjoying a drink or two may start out as harmless fun, what happens when one alcoholic drink turns into five, six¿or death?
Bloating, fatigue and back pain seem like everyday annoyances, not signs of cancer. Here, learn the subtle signs of ovarian cancer.
Health Care
You have been tired, your thinking and memory seem slow, and you fell while walking to the bathroom. This is aging, right? Not necessarily. Download this checklist and discuss the results with your doctor.
Research, Health Care
Most people know that drinking milk is good for your bones. New research finds it may be good for your heart, too.
If you work too much, you won't have time for proper exercise, plenty of sleep and other things that are essential to good health.
Age may bring on creaking knees, bad backs, and overall an increased likelihood of injury from falls. So what should you, or an elderly loved one, be doing now to prevent dangerous falls from happening in the future?
University of Utah's homecoming game is this weekend. Here are some recipes for healthier versions of your favorite football foods.
As the weather cools, some changes you need to make to your running routine.
Putting butter in coffee is the latest health fad. But is it all just caffeine fueled hype?
Providers with University of Utah Health are trying to improve the patient experience, by asking the patients what they want.
There's a reason this disease is being thrust into the spotlight. During the past 20 years thyroid cancer has become increasingly common. Learn why that is and how to identify symptoms.
Your eardrum can rupture when exposed to sounds measuring 150 decibels. And prolonged exposure to any noise above 90 can have harmful consequences. Here is how the sounds of the season measure up.
Approximately 17 percent of children and adolescents are obese. Long-term consequences are pretty serious. Download this form to help track where your child stands.
Patients who have the surgery are often able to stop using insulin within 24 hours.
Did you know that one out of five men in the U.S. will be diagnosed with prostate cancer? That's the bad news. But we have some good news for you.
Your body needs calcium—about 1,000 mg each day. For those who are lactose intolerant, vegan, or just don't like dairy, never fear. Here are four nondairy sources for calcium
Quality sleep is important to support a child's developing immune system, not to mention that a tired kid is a cranky kid. This downloadable form helps you track your child's sleep and mood so you can discuss results wit...
Make sure you're one of them. Review proper hand-washing techniques to prevent disease and illness.
Flu season could begin as early as October, so the CDC recommends everyone older than six months get a flu shot in early fall.
Electronic cigarette use is on the rise with Utah teens, who may not be aware of the potential health risks.
Demands on CEOs can lead to cardiac problems
Why investing in employee health pays off in the long run.
Some medical cures may sound like concoctions out of a Harry Potter story, not from the pharmacist's bench.
For decades, Americans have tried dieting by substituting liquid for food. From the Master Cleanse to the juice concoctions du jour, they're said to detoxify the body and help you lose weight fast. But do they work, and ...
Can You Afford to Lose $10.4 Billion This Year?
Why it's good practice to offer health insurance and other benefits to foster a healthy and vibrant workforce.
Education
University of Utah second year medical student Tim Mulvihill traveled to Madison, Wisconsin, over the summer where he won the men's open (amateur) USA National Cycling Time Trial Championship.
What does it mean to be "sleep drunk?"
Red eyes may be caused by anything from a poor night's sleep to a more serious medical condition. Beyond that, they're just plain annoying.
The American Dental Association recommends the Bass technique. Find out how to do it properly.
You may be shocked to learn that trans fat still lurks in U.S. food products, even those labeled "No trans fat."
Back to school season normally brings with it a slew of sniffles and sneezes. This year, though, doctors aren't just seeing the typical symptoms treated with Tylenol and a good night's rest, but rather illnesses requirin...
It's fun, burns calories, and encourages kids to go outside and get fresh air. But jumping on a trampoline can pose an injury risk. Learn how to keep your kids safer.
