Health
Adam Small
Utah parents, students rally over rollout of new controversial bathroom law
Specifically, parents in the Salt Lake City School district attended a rally to show disapproval for the bathroom law rollout process.4 hours ago
Michael Camit
Utah is home to a number of adaptive outdoor recreation groups
Among Utah's adaptive recreation groups are outdoor enthusiasts, physical trainers, and engineers.1 day ago
Emma Benson, KSLTV.com
Doctors say new ‘BEAR’ procedure could be future of ACL reconstruction
Doctors are optimistic that a new procedure could be the future of ACL reconstruction.2 days ago
Amanda Dickson
“Cortisol belly” may be caused by stress
"Cortisol belly" is a stress-induced response. Cortisol is a steroid hormone that is produced by our adrenal glands.2 days ago
Don Brinkerhoff
New cancer treatments focus on targeted therapies
Dr. Theresa Werner with the Huntsman Cancer Institute says providers can now use target treatments to help cancer patients.2 days ago
Michelle Lee
Here’s what you can do if stress is hurting your sleep
Let’s Get Moving Host Maria Shilaos spoke with Clinical Psychologist Dr. Kelly Baron to learn how we can sleep better when under stress.6 days ago
Curt Gresseth
Women on birth control and weight-loss meds are becoming pregnant
Some women on birth control who are also taking weight-loss medications like Ozempic are becoming pregnant.7 days ago
Mariah Maynes
Select Utah Walmart stores to host prescription drug disposal on Saturday
April 27 is the Drug Enforcement Administration's prescription drug-disposal day. Some Utah Walmart stores will participate.8 days ago
Tim Hughes
Take a hike, it’s good for your health
As the weather warms up, consider hiking for your health. Research shows it provides not just physical benefits, but mental ones too.10 days ago
LINDSAY WHITEHURST and CLAIRE RUSH Associated Press
With homelessness on the rise, the Supreme Court weighs bans on sleeping outdoors
It's the most significant case in the Supreme Court in decades on homelessness and comes as record numbers of people are without a permanent place to live.11 days ago
Aimee Cobabe and Heather Peterson
Second e-scooter death being investigated in Salt Lake City
A 41-year-old man died after police said he was hit while riding an e-scooter at 800 West North Temple on Sunday.11 days ago
Allessandra Harris Gurr
Measles cases likely to pop up in Utah this year, health official says
Measles cases haven't made it to Utah yet but health professionals advise getting vaccinated and watching for symptoms.11 days ago
Heather Peterson
Utah health officials see spike in medical marijuana cards
Utah has had a large spike in the number of medical marijuana cards issued to patients over the last few years.11 days ago
Amie Schaeffer
Talking to teens about marijuana misuse
Gray Matters Utah talks about having conversations with teenagers about marijuana misuse.11 days ago
Michelle Lee
Find greater happiness through joy-filled connections
Let’s Get Moving Host Maria Shilaos spoke with Clinical Psychologist Dr. Carla Manly to learn how we can boost happiness through connections.12 days ago
Don Brinkerhoff and Simone Seikaly
Utah cancer researcher says new accelerated aging study needs more examination
A new study says accelerated aging may be linked to early-onset cancer, but a Utah cancer researcher says more investigation is needed.13 days ago
Devin Oldroyd
How to handle new baby stress
Intermountain Primary Children's Hospital gives advice on how parents can prepare to handle the challenges of caring for a new baby.14 days ago
Britt Johnson
University of Utah using funding for ultrasound research to treat addiction
Could an ultrasound help cure addiction? A team of researchers at the University of Utah thinks so.14 days ago
Amanda Dickson
Dickson: Preventing pickleball injuries
A Utah doctor reports seeing an increase in overuse injuries associated with pickleball, especially in players over age 55.15 days ago
Alexandrea Bonilla
Melatonin companies given two years to childproof their product, after melatonin related ER visits increase
The CDC said more than 11,000 children went to the ER in the last two years after ingesting melatonin.16 days ago
Emma Keddington
Volatile work schedules linked to burnout and health problems
A new study finds that volatile work schedules causes burnout and is detrimental to overall health.16 days ago
Britt Johnson
Valley Fever cases increase in southern Utah
Valley Fever cases in southern Utah are ticking up. Professor of Epidemiology, Katharine Walter gives advice on how to spot it.17 days ago
Eric Cabrera
Drug shortages in Utah pharmacies leave many without medication
Utah's pharmacies grapple with drug shortages. According to a recent study, Utah is the fourth highest in the country for drug shortages.18 days ago
