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University of Utah Health pharmacist shares her role in helping stroke patients manage their medications, especially patients with AFib ABC4.com

A team of researchers at the University of Utah School of Dentistry explored the effect of comprehensive oral care for a more holistic approach to substance use disorder treatment.

Growing pains are traditionally thought to be a side effect of bone growth as children become taller through adolescence. However, the truth is a little different.

An app that allows parents and doctors to monitor a child’s asthma has a big impact on managing the disease.

As the opioid epidemic rages on, one vulnerable group--new moms--have often been overlooked. A new study at the University of Utah Health found that drug-induced death is the most common...

Karen Wilcox, PhD, Chair of Pharmacology and Toxicology at University of Utah Health, received a $2.6 million Javits Neuroscience Investigator Award from the National Institutes of Health National Institute of...

Upfront cost of inducing labor at 39 weeks is equal to costs that accrue during longer pregnancies.

Your nails can tell you a bit about your health. Here are some things to look for that may be signs of various health issues.

Raising a child with autism is no easy task, no matter where they fall on the spectrum. Follow these tips to encourage a good night's sleep.

University of Utah Hospital has been recognized as one of America’s top 100 great hospitals by Becker’s Hospital Review.

University of Utah Health is recognized as one of America’s Best Employers by Forbes for the second year running.

What comes to mind when you hear the term "cryotherapy?"

University of Utah Health and VA collaborate to provide new location for Veteran health care

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Nationwide, the number of twin births has been on the rise, increasing by more than 75 percent over the past 30 years.

Chronic pain is often treated with prescription medication and physical therapy, but you can do some things at home to limit dependency on opioids.

The following winners were announced in the annual Bench To Bedside competition, held on April 8, 2019:

Protein is essential for the human body, particularly when it comes to building, repairing, or replacing cells and organs. As we get older, we need even more protein to stay...

The University of Utah Health will host the 9th annual Bench to Bedside competition on April 8, 6:00 pm at the Utah State Capitol.

For years, doctors have been using two types of hormones—estrogen and progesterone—to treat a number of different conditions, including perimenopause. These two hormones are also effective components of treatment for...

We all know about the danger posed by opioids. However, there's another dangerous substance currently being used and abused that has received less attention.

Researchers at University of Utah Health found pairing music with one of four pain medications offered a promising complementary strategy to treat pain.