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May 2015

5/29

Education

University of Utah Grad Will Be Rwanda's First Speech Pathologist

Orphaned at age 10 during the Rwandan Genocide, Eli Munyankindi didn’t know if he’d ever finish high school. The tenacious young man did more than beat the odds—he shattered them. Munyankindi just completed a master’s de...

5/28

Health Care

To Beard or Not to Beard? Research Shows Clean-Shaven Workers May Shed More Bacteria from Their Faces Than Bearded Ones

Recent headlines claim beards contain hazardous bacteria, some comparing facial hair to fecal matter. It’s enough to give anyone pause. To beard or not to beard? We asked the physicians.

5/27

Health Care

The Facts About Anthrax

The mention of anthrax causes instant panic. Reports out this week that the U.S. military inadvertently sent samples of live anthrax out to nine locations around the globe has people asking if a global health crisis is l...

5/26

Health Care

Teens & Body Shaming: 5 Ways You Can Help Your Teen Have a Better Body Image

Self-esteem and body image go hand in hand, especially during the teen years. Use these tips to help your teen develop and maintain a healthy self-image.

5/26

Health Care

Custom Cataract Surgery: Choice is the Name of the Game

Sooner or later, odds are that you’re going to develop a cataract or two. Typically, this condition—a clouding of the normally transparent lens in the eye—shows up after age 65.

5/26

Health Care

Staying Healthy After a Break-Up

There’s no doubt that our physical health is often influenced by our mental and emotional health. Research shows that depression has been linked to a number of physical ailments such as migraines, headaches, back pain, d...

5/22

Health Care

Breast Cancer During Pregnancy Rare and Dangerous

The story of a new mother who died from breast cancer discovered during her pregnancy is bringing attention to a rare form of the disease.

5/22

Health Care

What Time of Day Are Most Babies Born?

The use of medical interventions for childbirth, such as cesarean delivery and induced births, means births are more likely to occur during these times.

5/22

Education

Body Donors Honored

The annual service provides a chance for students and faculty to pay their respects to donors and their families whose gift contributed to their educations in ways a textbook simply can’t touch.

5/21

Health Care

Know the Subtle Signs of Stroke

About 800,000 Americans have a stroke each year. Not everyone displays the classic symptoms, such as numbness on one side of the body, when having a stroke. Here are some subtle signs.

5/20

Health Care

Should I “Pump and Dump” If I Drink Alcohol Before Breastfeeding?

After a busy day, a new mom might like to relax with a glass of wine. But will alcohol make her breast milk unsafe for the baby? An expert answers.

5/19

Health Care

5 Tips to Start Trail Running

If you like to hike and you like to run, why not combine the two? Here are steps to get started and how to stay safe.

5/19

Health Care

5 Smart Food Swaps That Save Calories

Looking to lose weight? Replace these high-calorie foods with lighter options and still satisfy your cravings:

5/18

Health Care

4 Hidden Sources of Gluten

Going gluten-free involves more than forgoing bread and pasta. The protein is also present in foods you might not expect to contain wheat and other grains.

5/18

Health Care

Are Eyelash Extensions Safe?

Move over, mascara. Eyelash extensions are the new rage. But what are they exactly, and are they safe?

5/15

Health Care

New Baby? The Five Questions You Probably Have

Having a new baby is an exciting time, but one that can also be a bit overwhelming…especially for first-time parents. It can feel like there a million questions that need to be answered. Luckily many of the most pressing...

5/11

Health Care

Body Shaming—A Cultural Epidemic

Everybody's talking about body shaming, but let's talk about creating a healthier, happier you. Increase your self-esteem with these physician-recommended strategies.

5/08

Research

Family Health Histories: We Know They're Valuable, So Why Don't we Collect Them?

Americans overwhelmingly believe that collecting family health histories is important, but only about 37 percent actively compile such information, according to a 2014 survey co-authored by Joshua Schiffman, an associate...

5/08

Health Care

Vaginal Vs. Cesarean Delivery

Are you pregnant? Whether you’re planning to deliver naturally or by cesarean section, here are some stats and facts you should know.

5/07

Health Care

Clear Dosage Guidelines for Kids

Acetaminophen and ibuprofen are commonly used to reduce fever and relieve pain, but dosage guidelines for children aren’t clearly labeled on the bottle. Here's the lowdown.

5/07

Health Care

Tricks to Make Healthier Food Choices

You’ve heard to never go to the grocery store hungry. But did you know it’s what you eat that truly matters?

5/06

Health Care

3 Mother’s Day Gift Ideas

Looking for the perfect Mother’s Day gift? These three gift ideas will bring a smile to your mom’s face—and best of all, they are good for her physical and mental well-being.

5/06

Health Care

Are You a Mosquito Magnet? Science May Finally Explain Why

If it seems like mosquitoes prefer snacking on you than on other people, you might want to read this.

5/05

Health Care

Is the Twizzler Challenge the Next Ice Bucket Challenge?

The Ice Bucket Challenge raised more than $100 million to fight ALS. The Twizzler Challenge aims to do the same thing for people with autism.

5/05

Health Care

How to Prep for Pregnancy

Are you thinking about having a baby this year? Months before you conceive, you can start preparing your body to be a healthy home for your baby. Here's how.

5/05

Health Care

4 Causes of Constipation

It’s not something we like to talk about, but constipation happens—to some people more than others. Here are four of the top causes for constipation and tips for preventing it.

5/04

Health Care

Cinco de Mayo: Healthy Edition

Cinco de Mayo is just around the corner, but you don’t have to ditch your diet to celebrate. These three flavorful recipes, loaded with veggies and low in fat, are sure to be crowd-pleasers at your fiesta.

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