Health
Heather Peterson
Think twice before covering your child’s car seat with a blanket
It's common to see a thin blanket covering a car seat to protect babies from the sun, but it can actually do more harm than good.1 month ago
Michelle Lee
How telehealth is revolutionizing health care
Let’s Get Moving Host Maria Shilaos spoke with CAPT Heather Dimeris to learn how telehealth is changing the way patients receive health care.1 month ago
Alexandrea Bonilla
Water may not be enough to rehydrate your body in the heat, expert says
A sports dietician for Intermountain Health shared the importance of electrolytes when trying to rehydrate1 month ago
KSL NewsRadio
Microsoft outage putting hospitals at a stand still
Many local businesses have been impacted, in fact any businesses relying on software from the company CrowdStrike has had issues, including hospitals.1 month ago
Adam Small
U of U long COVID clinic shares findings after three years of seeing patients
The Long COVID Clinic in Utah has treated more than 3,000 patients over the last three years according to the clinic's medical director.1 month ago
Britt Johnson
Pregnant women who contract COVID could experience long COVID symptoms study finds
A recent U OF U study found out that 1 in 10 women who contract COVID during pregnancy will experience long covid symptoms.1 month ago
Adam Small
Wildfire smoke moving into the Wasatch Front
Air quality in Utah could be unhealthy for sensitive groups in some areas due to wind bringing in wildfire smoke from the Pacific Northwest.1 month ago
Britt Johnson
Swimming pool at Vernal hotel still closed after acid leak
A dozen swimmers became sick and were hospitalized in Vernal on Saturday, later health officials discovered acid had leaked into the pool.2 months ago
Alexandrea Bonilla
What’s a summer without a COVID spike?
COVID cases are surging once again this summer. The CDC says cases often rise due to the heat of the summer.2 months ago
Mariah Maynes
Researchers reveal new findings in neurological origins of creativity
A team of researchers said that a new study shows creativity may be reliant on certain neurological functions.2 months ago
Josuee Sanchez
Utah air quality is deteriorating and could get worse
Utah is lacking of good air quality due to wildfires but it is mostly because of the hot weather.2 months ago
Heather Peterson
Youth mental health in Utah improving, post-pandemic
The latest Youth Risk Behavior Survey found that 37% of respondents reported feeling so sad or hopeless that they changed their usual activities.2 months ago
Eric Cabrera
Ink Against Cancer: Fundraising for a good cause
A husband and wife's heartfelt effort to raise funds for a friend battling cancer has blossomed into a foundation, Ink Against Cancer.2 months ago
Michelle Lee
Tips for booking your next vacation
Let’s Get Moving Host Maria Shilaos spoke with Claire Newell, Founder of Travel Best Bets, to learn her tips on booking a great vacation.2 months ago
Tammy Kikuchi and Simone Seikaly
Here’s why Utah has the highest rate of melanoma in the nation
In a recent 4-year period, Utah rate of skin cancer diagnoses was nearly double the national average.2 months ago
Josuee Sanchez
Salmonella cases in Utah linked to backyard poultry
We are starting to see some salmonella cases in Utah, linked to backyard chickens. An Epidemiologist with the Utah Department shares insight.2 months ago
Emma Everett Johnson, KSL.com
LISTEN: Intermountain Health has shortest liver transplant wait times in nation, thanks to new tech
Intermountain Health's new OrganOx machine maintains donated livers in a "near-physiological state outside the body."2 months ago
Esme Sanchez Estevez
¡Vamos! Health aims to support Hispanic community in Utah
¡Vamos! Health is a healthcare company that aims to support Hispanic families by offering services for both English and Spanish speakers.2 months ago
Amanda Dickson
The long arm of long COVID in Utah
Long COVID happens to all age groups and genders — no one is excluded. But there are certain groups who seem to be more susceptible.2 months ago
Simone Seikaly
What a Supreme Court decision on abortion in Idaho means in Utah
Thursday's ruling reaffirms a national law that requires a hospital to provide emergency services if they receive federal funding.2 months ago
Amie Schaeffer
Officials urge practicing heat safety during hot weather
Excessive temperatures are hitting many places in Utah and officials are asking people to practice heat safety.2 months ago
Aimee Cobabe
High court decision may impact transgender-related medical treatment for Utah minors
The Supreme Court will hear a Tennessee case arguing that a ban on all medical treatments prescribed to help minors transition is unconstitutional.2 months ago
Britt Johnson
New Central Utah crisis center will be “life-changing” for those struggling with opioids
An area of Utah struggling with opioid overdose deaths is getting help as a new crisis center opens in Central Utah.2 months ago
