Healthcare

Tribune reporters Addy Baird, Leia Larsen, and Paighten Harkins join to talk about the latest news, including how Republicans’ cuts to the Affordable Care Act may affect Utahns’ health care and more.

The rural healthcare shortage has hit some tribal nations especially hard. One tribe in Nevada has found a solution: a doctor's office on wheels.

A new Intermountain Health clinic just opened in Logan to help more people in Cache Valley get primary care and senior health services faster.

In other news, a report found that Utahns working minimum wage would need to work 156 hours a week to afford the median rent of an apartment on their own.

Our hosts discuss Biden's clemency orders, Trump's lawsuits against the media, and the removal of the income tax from social security income in Utah.

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.

Utah State University celebrated the opening of its Emma Eccles Jones Advanced Nursing Education Suite on Monday.

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.

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.

The lawsuit alleges that manufacturers and pharmacy benefit managers conspired to inflate the price of insulin up to 1,000% over the last decade.