Health

In other news, Utah Natural Meat and Milk, the dairy company that had its permit to sell raw milk revoked in September, has had its permit reinstated. And, a rockfall has closed a section of road in Canyonlands National Park.

In other news, a family was hospitalized this weekend after their cabin was found to be full of carbon monoxide.

In other news, the University of Utah is offering a scholarship specific to Utah County students. And, recent raw milk illnesses have been traced to a West Jordan dairy.

In other news, the 7,031 submissions made for the new Utah state flag are now available to view for free online.

In other news, a Holladay home built in 1879 is facing demolition. A group of preservationists is pushing back.

On this episode we're joined by Lisa Diamond and Emily Darowski to talk about the recently published UWLP research & policy brief titled, Safety First: The Health Implications of Social Belonging Among Utah Women.

Climate change isn't just making our world incrementally warmer – its impacts are making us sicker, both physically and mentally.

The pool of health care workers in Idaho is scarce, but an apprenticeship program aims to increase the number of medical and dental assistants statewide.

Public health officals at the Weber-Morgan Health Department have confirmed the first human case of West Nile Virus in 2022.

How often do you clean and disinfect items that are used daily? Can you reinfect yourself with items such as a toothbrush or reusable water bottle? Consider this information.