Stay Calm and Keep Moving By Deb Christensen September 12, 2016 Staying active is one of the best ways to care for your health. In fact, during times of illness, a person’s activity level can predict how... Read More
New Protocols Aim to Reduce Radiation Exposure By Brad Gillman September 09, 2016 Intermountain Healthcare set out to create a database that logs the cumulative radiation exposure of our patients from medical testing, and made... Read More
Treating chronic tendinosis By Tim Beery September 07, 2016 Treating chronic tendinosis is much more involved than the typical ice and rest regimen for tendinitis Many of us have experienced it one time or another, nagging pain, tenderness and stiffness in joints. Tendinitis in its many forms tends to develop... Read More
Sleep Tips for Back to School By Katrina Jensen September 07, 2016 Sleep is no less important than food, drink, or safety in the lives of children. Although this may seem obvious, many of us actually do not allow... Read More
September 10 is World Suicide Prevention Day By Adam Hornung September 07, 2016 Across the nation, healthcare systems are experiencing a shortage of behavioral health specialists, including... Read More
4 Back to School Tips for Families Managing Type 1 Diabetes By Andrea Davis September 02, 2016 If you’re sending a child with T1 diabetes to school, you’re worrying about a lot more than school clothes, class schedules, and paying... Read More
How Did Healthcare Get to Its Current State? By Collin Searle September 02, 2016 We're experienced massive change in healthcare over time. Brent James, MD, shares how healthcare has come to where it is and providing quality in a... Read More
What Helps Insomnia? The Latest Health Advice By Intermountain Healthcare September 02, 2016 The best cure for insomnia is a good night’s sleep, the actor/comedian W.C. Fields famously said – a quip that’s not all that... Read More