Anorexia Nervosa: A Deadly Disease By Liz Joy, MD, MPH July 21, 2017 Netflix recently released a film focusing on a young woman's battle with anorexia, To The Bone. One of Intermountain's experts, Liz... Read More
How Infused Water Can Help You Stay Hydrated By Nicholas Dragon July 20, 2017 Staying hydrated is a year-round necessity whether you’re hanging out at the beach, hitting the slopes, or simply enjoying a relaxing... Read More
Is Cooking With Coconut Oil Healthy? By Dana Gundersen July 20, 2017 Why coconut oil may not be healthy for your heart — and some healthier oils to enjoy with your summer vegetables. Read More
Oral Antibiotics as Effective as IV Antibiotics for Children after Being Discharged from the Hospital, Study Finds By Susan Gagnier July 18, 2017 Ask any parent, there is nothing scarier than having a sick child in the hospital. Sleepless nights in stiff chairs—watching your... Read More
Resistance vs. Resilience: 5 Resiliency Techniques to Cope with Accelerating Change By Ken Marrott July 17, 2017 No one can refute the ancient Greek philosopher Heraclitus’ words, “The only thing that is constant is... Read More
New Foundation Program Creates Unique Excursions for Primary Patients By Kathleen Murphy July 17, 2017 Several months ago, 12-year old Jake, a patient at Primary Children’s and a fervent Red Sox fan, lost his battle with cancer. But his final... Read More
Find Healthier Choices at the LiVe Well Check-Out Lane By Lindsay Woolman July 14, 2017 Avoiding candy and junk food at the grocery store check-out can be difficult, unless you walk through a LiVe Well Lane — here’s how the... Read More
Miss Rodeo Utah Teams Up With Intermountain Healthcare to Kick Cancer By Nathan Alexander July 13, 2017 McKenna Hales, Miss Rodeo Utah 2017, has experienced the effects of cancer in her family. She has turned that into a platform of cancer screening... Read More