A Record Year for School Safety and Crisis Support In a year marked by unprecedented engagement, the SafeUT program has ...

Is colostrum harvesting helpful or just hype? Learn what lactation experts say about this trending practice—and the myths ...

Navigating menopause can be overwhelming, but certified menopause providers are changing that. Discover five compelling ...

Worried about your baby’s head shape? Discover how flat head syndrome can be gently treated at home, with expert insights from pediatric specialists at University of Utah Health.

U of U Health Partnership with Repertory Dance Theatre Helps Dancers Stay Healthy On and Off Stage Elle Johansen has been ...

This multidisciplinary team consists of neurosurgeons, neuroradiologists, head and neck pathologists, cancer surgeons, and ...

Michael C. Flynn has been appointed as the Interim Director of the Utah Health Research Network (UHRN), the Practice-Based ...

Rachel Hess, MD, MS, has been named the inaugural System Chief Research Officer for University of Utah Health, effective immediately. University of Utah Health has established the position of System ...

Two weeks after her stroke, she was transferred to Neilsen Rehabilitation Hospital from a hospital in Missoula, Montana. Four times a year, Marilyn Starcevich and her husband drive more than 400 miles ...

Shin splints are common in athletes—but persistent pain can signal something more serious. Athletic trainer Travis Nolan explains how untreated shin splints can progress into stress fractures, what ...

We know that most cancers happen because of aging, lifestyle choices, and exposure to harmful environmental factors like chemicals or UV rays from the sun. Sometimes changes that lead to cancer are ...

Sleep in your eyes, sleep crust, or eye gunk—whatever you call it. We all get that crusty stuff in the corners of our eyes when we wake up in the morning. There's actually a medical term for it. It's ...