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Eating Healthy During Pregnancy
Aug 17, 2017When you're pregnant and eating for two, a healthy diet becomes much more critical. Unpasteurized milk and cheese? Nope. Fish? OK. Sugars? Don't overdo it. Women's health expert Dr. Kirtly Parker Jones helps you learn the ... Read More
Health Care Insider: Population Health Can Change Healthcare
Aug 16, 2017Population health is a new way of approaching health care that emphasizes prevention in a population rather than treatment of an individual. Angie Fagerlin, chair of the department of population health sciences at ... Read More
Should You be Taking Antibiotics?
Aug 15, 2017For years, antibiotics were the go-to treatment option for many medical conditions. But new evidence shows that the over prescribing or incorrect use of these medications can lead to worse infections, potential superbugs, and even hurt your microbiome. Read More
Debunking Old Wives’ Tales: Juice is Good for My Kid!
Aug 14, 2017Fruits are healthy for our kids, but that doesn't necessarily mean that 100% all natural fruit juice is healthy for our kids. Pediatrician Dr. Cindy Gellner says fruit juice is “basically liquid candy.” Learn about ... Read More
Exercising in Hot Summer Could Expose You to High Levels of Ozone
Aug 11, 2017If you live in Salt Lake City, you know it’s not a good idea to exercise outside during a muggy inversion. But did you know you should be concerned even on a clear summer day? Emergency room physician Dr. Troy Madsen ... Read More
Women's Contraception Options and How They Work
Aug 10, 2017Women have been controlling their fertility for thousands of years, but none were tried and true until "the pill" came along in the 1960s. Dr. Kirtly Parker Jones speaks with OBGYN physician Read More
Heat Stroke: What Should You Do?
Aug 9, 2017Heavy exertion in the heat can lead to heat stroke. Some of the symptoms include nausea, lightheadedness, and fatigue. Emergency physician Dr. Scott Youngquist reviews the symptoms, explains what actions you should take, ... Read More