Health
Hugo Rikard-Bell & Devin Oldroyd
How does the new FDA approved Alzheimer’s drug work?
The FDA has approved a new drug called Leqembi that will delay Alzheimer's disease. But how does it actually work?10 months ago
Meg Tirrell, Nadia Kounang and Tami Luhby
First Alzheimer’s drug to slow disease progression gets full FDA approval
A drug called Leqembi is the first known medicine to slow the course of Alzheimer's. It was given full approval Thursday by the US Food and Drug Administration.10 months ago
Forrest Brown
Bedbugs: What travelers need to know this summer
What travelers need to know this summer about bedbugs.10 months ago
Devan Cole and Vanessa Yurkevich, CNN
Judge halts Biden discussion with social media about disinformation
The agencies and officials, Doughty said, are prohibited from “specifically flagging content or posts on social-media platforms.10 months ago
Amanda Dickson
Are your teenagers getting enough sleep?
How much do you think your teenagers sleep? Probably not enough. Research shows 7 out of 10 teens aren't getting enough.10 months ago
Michelle Lee
Treat your weekends like a vacation
Let’s Get Moving host Maria Shilaos spoke with Cassie Holmes to learn how we can treat our weekends like a vacation.10 months ago
Alexandrea Bonilla
An ingredient in diet soda could be linked to cancer, but don’t panic
The WHO plans to list aspartame -- an artificial sweetener commonly used in diet soda -- as a possible carcinogen.10 months ago
Amanda Dickson
Cancer vaccine doesn’t prevent cancer — it treats it
The latest hot topic in cancer research is a cancer vaccine. But is this this similar to a flu shot you get every year? Spoiler alert: Nope.10 months ago
Clayre Scott
Law requires employees to make accommodations for pregnant workers
The Pregnant Workers Fairness Act requires covered employers to make "reasonable accommodations" for their pregnant employees.10 months ago
Curt Gresseth
Even ‘safe’ levels of air pollution can harm health, especially kids, study finds
According to a new study, even so-called safe levels of air pollution can be detrimental to health, especially children.10 months ago
Dan Bammes
Mosquitos in Utah not likely to spread malaria, according to experts
The mosquitos found in Utah are more likely to be the kind to carry diseases like West Nile virus, not malaria.10 months ago
Simone Seikaly
2 women charged with aggravated abuse in connection to death of patient at Orem care facility
Prosecutors allege the women caused a "vulnerable adult" in their care to be placed in a situation in which he was endangered, which ultimately led to his death.11 months ago
Jen Christensen
CDC issues warning about the first locally acquired cases of malaria in the US in 20 years
The CDC is warning healthcare professionals about several locally acquired cases of malaria. There hasn't been a locally acquired case of malaria in the United States in 20 years.11 months ago
Michelle Lee
Coping with poor air quality
Let’s Get Moving host Maria Shilaos spoke with Dr. Amanda Bakian to learn how we can cope with poor air quality.11 months ago
Amie Schaeffer
Utah ranks high in number of happy, healthy senior citizens
Scenery, strong social ties, and less food insecurity all helped Utah in a new survey from United Health Foundation.11 months ago
Curt Gresseth
Which healthcare savings account is right for you?
Which is the better way to save on your healthcare costs: a Health Savings Account or a Flexible Spending Account? An expert joins the show to discuss the possibilities.11 months ago
Brenda Goodman
A daily aspirin may lead to anemia in older adults, study says
Results of a five-year study found that adults who took low-dose aspirin were 20% more likely to be anemic than those who didn’t take it.11 months ago
Mark Jones
Learning more about sickle cell disease and how it affects Black people
Dr. Richard Ferguson joined KSL NewsRadio to explain what sickle cell disease is and to help bring more awareness to it.11 months ago
Sandee LaMotte
A night owl may have unhealthy habits that lead to early death, study says
According to a new study, those people who stay up later may die earlier as a result of bad habits formed from staying up late.11 months ago
Devin Oldroyd
Do you know the signs of elder abuse?
Elder abuse is on the rise in Utah. Experts say people report thousands of cases each year. Do you know the signs?11 months ago
Amanda Dickson
Utah LGBTQ community highlights mental health during Pride Month
Utah statistics show half of LGBTQ children have thought about suicide. This is how one therapist says you can help.11 months ago
VANESSA GERA Associated Press
Thousands protest in Poland against strict abortion law after pregnant woman died of sepsis
Thousands of people have demonstrated across Poland against the country’s restrictive abortion law after a woman who was five months pregnant died of sepsis.11 months ago
Carlos Artiles Fortun
Voluntary recall of Costco frozen fruit over Hepatis A concerns
The FDA warns the 4 pound Day Break Blend originally grown in Mexico may be contaminated with Hepatitis A.11 months ago
