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Concerns About ERCP Scopes
February 21, 2015The FDA released a warning this week about possible contamination risks involved with specialized endoscopes after seven people became infected with an antibiotic resistant bacteria after undergoing procedures at a California hospital. ... Read more
Improving Patient Care
February 18, 2015University of Utah Health Care is on a journey to improve patient care. One of our first steps involved posting physician reviews online, so patients could be better informed when choosing a medical provider. ... Read more
Heart Health = Eye Health
February 17, 2015You’ve probably heard a lot of news about eating right for a healthy heart—focusing on a diet low in fat and abundant in fruits, vegetables and whole grains. But did you know that the same nutrients are also good for your eyes? ... Read more
Measles and the Vaccination Debate
February 04, 2015There is an outbreak of measles in the United States, and along with it, a renewed debate over mandatory vaccines for preventable diseases. President Obama, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, and too many pundits to list have all weighed in. All claim they are simply trying to protect children, and support the parents who love them. What is just rhetoric though, and what are the facts? ... Read more
Motherhood at Age 51
January 20, 2015Cindy is a glowing new mom. On January 15, she gave birth to her first child at the University of Utah Hospital. ... Read more
Careful Who You Kiss Under the Mistletoe
December 17, 2014If you happen to catch yourself under a mistletoe this Christmas, make sure you think twice about who you kiss. Butterflies aren’t the only thing you might take with you after that kiss. ... Read more
Presidential Sore Throat Diagnosed as Acid Reflux
December 08, 2014President Barack Obama was taken to the hospital this weekend for a sore throat, but tests revealed the sore throat was consistent with acid reflux. ... Read more
Did You Know 30% of College Students Suffer from Depression?
October 02, 2014College is a time for change. For some students, tough transitions may trigger or unmask depression. Be on the lookout for these signs and symptoms.... Read more
Employee Benefits 101
September 10, 2014Why it¿s good practice to offer health insurance and other benefits to foster a healthy and vibrant workforce.... Read more
Mini Medical School
August 15, 2014University of Utah hosts inaugural Project Medical Education event to showcase complex process of medical education.... Read more
A Dangerous Challenge
July 31, 2014The fire challenge is being undertaken by young people all across America. It could be deadly. ... Read more
Avoid Being a Headline: Lightning Safety
July 29, 2014While lightning doesn't kill many people every year, you still should be aware of the risks. ... Read more
Mind Over Bladder: Stress and Incontinence
June 26, 2014Relaxing the mind may be powerful when it comes to reducing bladder urge issues, according to a new study completed at the University of Utah. ... Read more
The Truth About Testosterone
June 25, 2014Testosterone is big business. However, hormone replacement is not for everyone, and comes with serious risks. ... Read more
Keep Your Mouth Shut: The Danger of Human Bites
June 24, 2014It was the bite seen round the world. During today's World Cup match, Uruguay's Luis Suarez bit Italy's Giorgio Chiellini on the shoulder during game play. ... Read more
Silenced by Dementia: What Happened to Casey Kasem
June 18, 2014Casey Kasem, known by many as having one of the most recognizable voices in entertainment history, turned off his microphone for good in 2009. ... Read more
Whooping Cough: Miserable and Potentially Fatal
June 18, 2014To vaccinate or not to vaccinate¿ there is no question. Vaccinate. ... Read more
Oral Cancer Claims the Life of Baseball's Hall of Famer Tony Gwynn
June 18, 2014The sports community was saddened to learn of the death of baseball¿s Hall of Famer Tony Gwynn, who passed away this week after a battle with oral cancer. ... Read more
See Clearly: Benefits of Cataract Surgery
June 03, 2014Untreated cataracts are the most common causes of blindness in the world. It doesn¿t have to be though -- cataracts are easily curable, and the surgery can sometimes leave you with better vision than you had before the cataracts developed.... Read more
Melanoma Monday
May 05, 2014It kills, on average, one American every hour. But Melanoma does not have to be fatal. If caught early the skin cancer is highly treatable.... Read more
Could Your Child Have ADHD?
March 06, 2014Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder is the most commonly diagnosed behavior disorder of children in the U.S. Could your child have ADHD? Be on the lookout for these behaviors.... Read more
Making History: Women and Stroke
February 11, 2014AHA/ASA's new stroke prevention guidelines mark first time stroke prevention guidelines have been released specifically for women.... Read more
Hot Water Can Burn Like Fire
February 08, 2013Staff in the Burn Center at University Hospital have seen countless injuries that could have been prevented. As we reach the end of burn awareness week, Annette Matherly, RN at the U's Burn Center, shares her story of a patient whose visit could have been avoided. ... Read more