Health
Kyle Remund
LISTEN: The Greenhouse Show’s apple taste test
With fresh apples coming in from local orchards, the KSL Greenhouse Show holds an apple taste test on the show.13 hours ago
Tammy Kikuchi
Utah vaccination rates drop as national measles cases rise
Utah health officials are concerned to see vaccination rates drop in the state.3 days ago
Emma Keddington
New study connects housing affordability with health
The affordability of housing directly affects mental and physical health, according to a study by the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute.3 days ago
Lindsay Aerts, KSL TV
‘Right to carry, duty to secure:’ Messages of firearm safety after accidental shooting death of Lehi boy
Firearm exerts are reminding Utahns to secure their guns in the wake of a tragic shooting that left an 8-year-old dead.4 days ago
Kyle Remund
Governor Cox diverts funds to pay off student lunch debt
Governor Cox has reallocated more than $1 million of a COVID-era support fund to help pay off student lunch debt in Utah.4 days ago
Don Brinkerhoff
Urinary tract infections are on the rise globally
A new study found that Urinary Tract Infections increased 60% between 1990 and 2019.5 days ago
Emily Ashcraft, KSL.com
Plaques honoring organ donors and recipients help encourage Utahns to say ‘yes’
Plaques honoring organ donors and recipients will be placed in driver's license division locations throughout Utah.5 days ago
Emma Keddington
‘A Woman’s View:’ Taking on the the challenges of parenting
In a new national advisory, the U.S. Surgeon General highlighted the specific challenges of parenting today.6 days ago
Michelle Lee
Do we really need supplemental vitamins?
Let’s Get Moving Host Maria Shilaos spoke with USU Extension's Jenna Dyckman to learn why a healthy diet beats supplemental vitamins.7 days ago
Tammy Kikuchi
How is Gen Z changing the work culture?
Gen Z is now an active participant in the workforce. How will their values and behaviors shape the future and what to expect?8 days ago
Alexandrea Bonilla
Can catching up on sleep have health benefits?
A new study says that people can catch up on sleep could see health benefits. However, not everyone agrees.8 days ago
Eric Cabrera
Study looks into ketamine as opioid alternative for pain management
The study will explore whether ketamine or fentanyl is safest for pain management for patients with traumatic injuries.10 days ago
Sam Herrera and Candy Zillale
Why the discussion around processed foods isn’t black and white
Processed foods often come up in discussions about eating healthy, but there's debate on what role they should play in our diets.10 days ago
Michelle Lee
Addressing mental and behavioral health challenges in Utah
Utah has a growing need for mental health professionals and services. What are some of the challenges the state is facing?10 days ago
Britt Johnson
Floodwater mosquitoes hit hard in northern Utah
A large influx of mosquitoes in northern Utah has hit hard after recent flooding led to a boom in mosquito population.10 days ago
Amanda Dickson
Who should get the new COVID-19 vaccine?
Doctors recommend anyone 6 months or older get the new COVID-19 vaccine, whether or not you were vaccinated in years past.11 days ago
Heather Peterson
Local non-profit combats eating disorders through education and prevention
One local nonprofit is working to prevent eating disorders through education and building positive self image.11 days ago
Don Brinkerhoff
Utah exceeds annual average of boating related drownings
Boating related drownings in Utah have already exceeded the annual average. So far this year eight people have drowned.11 days ago
Adam Small
Heat-related deaths on the rise in the U.S., study says
One study said that heat-related deaths in the United States are on the rise, jumping 117% between 1999 and 2023.12 days ago
Emma Keddington
LISTEN: Legislators propose bill tackling cellphone use in schools
Sen. Lincoln Fillmore joined KSL at Night to describe the bill, which would give school districts more power to restrict cell phoneuse.12 days ago
Mariah Maynes
Utah County reports its first case of West Nile Virus for 2024
Utah County Health Department said that it has detected its first case of West Nile Virus for 2024. It is transmitted by mosquitoes.13 days ago
Michelle Lee
Bloating: causes and prevention
Let’s Get Moving Host Maria Shilaos spoke with Registered Dietitian Laura Birke to learn bloating causes and prevention.14 days ago
Don Brinkerhoff
Cone snails may provide better treatment options for diabetics
Cone snails are providing researchers at the University of Utah with the inspiration to create a better treatment option for diabetics.17 days ago
