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Idaho has the fewest doctors per capita of any state in the country. Advanced technology in Idaho college classrooms could help the state retain more health care workers.
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Utah State University celebrated the opening of its Emma Eccles Jones Advanced Nursing Education Suite on Monday.
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Utah ranks sixth in the nation for suicides. Utah's Carbon, Emery and Grand counties are frequently ranked first in the state for suicide deaths with coal miners at a significantly higher risk for suicide.
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Gov. Spencer Cox signed a bill Wednesday meant to protect Utah's state sovereignty. In other news, you can see thousands of snow geese in Utah this month and a new brief says two-thirds of Utah's hospitals are nonprofits.
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The lawsuit alleges that manufacturers and pharmacy benefit managers conspired to inflate the price of insulin up to 1,000% over the last decade.
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We discuss why new OB-GYN's are avoiding Utah, a failed affordable housing project, and a recap of LDS conference.
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On this episode we're joined by Nate Crippes with the Disability Law Center and Matthew Wappett with the Institute for Disability Research Policy and Practice at USU, to discuss a recent report highlighting issues with Utah's long-term care system.
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In Tyranny of the Gene, James Tabery exposes the origin story of personalized medicine—essentially a marketing idea dreamed up by pharmaceutical executives—and traces its path from the Human Genome Project to the present. James Tabery joins us for this episode.
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Members of a community in Midway say the air coming from the nearby wastewater treatment ponds managed by the Heber Valley Special Service District smells so horrible that it is impacting their health.
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Intermountain Health took over managing the Utah State University Student Health and Wellness Center on July 1.