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Utah ranks last in all of the United States in its number of primary care doctors for its population. University of Utah's president — Taylor Randall — plans to change that.
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This week we discuss how scientists manage mosquitos in the Great Salt Lake’s wetlands, Sen. John Curtis' suggestion for foreign aid, and the ban on transgender health care for youth.
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The United States produces and consumes more beef than any other country. But Americans have been eating less beef since the 1980s — and China has been eating much more.
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After "indefinite" shut down in April, The National Firefighter Registry for Cancer reopens, continuing one of the largest and most promising efforts to further understand cancer risks among firefighters.
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American Heart Association’s “Get With the Guidelines Database” has recently shown Utah to lead the nation in the fastest stroke treatments.
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Students United for Reproductive Freedom is working to support USU peers with transportation, resources, and access to care.
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We preview the USU Sorenson Center's upcoming Caregiver Burnout Workshop, as well as other services the center provides.
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An online webinar held by Utah State University addressed preventing child sexual abuse and how to talk about it with children.
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More than 60% of USU students experienced food insecurity last year. A $3 student fee will help expand the school’s food pantry, a resource for hungry students.
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The position is supported entirely by donations, so families can access the service at no cost.
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Prime skiing and snowboarding conditions often coincide with higher levels of UV radiation.
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In other news, 140 incarcerated people at the Utah State Correctional Facility are in quarantine for scabies treatment after one person tested positive for the contagious rash.