Supporting the psychological needs of veterans after combat By Bryan Bushman, PhD May 26, 2017 Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is related to experiencing something traumatic, either to yourself or to someone close to you. Here’s... Read More
Grill Well with Sweet Grilled Fruit Kabobs By Daniel Joseph May 25, 2017 Patients often tell me after being diagnosed with prediabetes they have stopped eating all sweets, breads and fruit. Fruit? Why would... Read More
Benefits (and risks) of Exercising While You're Pregnant By Brooke Hansen, MD May 24, 2017 Contrary to popular belief, getting pregnant doesn’t mean you have to give up exercise for nine months. Read More
How I LiVe Well: Meghan Saunders By Meghan Saunders May 24, 2017 Living well comes in all shapes and sizes – not just on a bike or in a pair of running shoes. For me, I really like to be outside and... Read More
Breast Reduction What You Should Know Before Surgery By Antony Martin May 23, 2017 If a breast reduction is right for you, a physician will perform an initial consult and physical exam to take breast measurements and discuss... Read More
Memorial Day Display Honors Fallen Service Members By Lindsay Woolman May 23, 2017 The Utah Fallen Service Members Boot Display represents 240 Utah military service members that have passed away since 9/11. Read More
Prediabetes 101 and How to Get Rid Of It By Landon Preece May 23, 2017 Diabetes is a hot topic and is getting further attention from the medical community. It is becoming more and more prevalent in the US and can... Read More
A Bright Future Lies Ahead for Liver Transplantation By Richard Gilroy, MD May 22, 2017 The latest research in liver transplantation is being presented in Prague, Czech Republic, this week, which will improve the global... Read More