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In the midst of the cold and flu season, a crucial shield emerges for expectant mothers and their precious bundles of joy. Vaccinations during pregnancy are the unsung heroes that fortify the maternal fortress, equipping it with antibodies that become the first line of defense for the soon-to-arrive baby. Intermountain Health doctors emphasize that these…
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As Utah transitions into the cold and flu season, the age-old question resurfaces: Where is the best place to seek medical care? The decision between rushing to the emergency room, scheduling an appointment with your primary care physician, or opting for a convenient video visit has significant implications for both your health and your wallet….
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Diabetes is a life-long condition that affects how your body moves sugar into the cells for energy. With diabetes, your body does not produce insulin well and can’t keep blood sugar at normal levels. More than 133 million Americans are living with diabetes (37 million) or prediabetes (96 million). Hispanic/Latino Americans, African Americans, American Indians,…
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Intermountain Health is set to unveil its brand-new Saratoga Springs medical campus on Tuesday, November 7, from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. This community open house will be a celebration of the addition of a satellite emergency department from Intermountain American Fork Hospital, alongside a new Intermountain surgical center. Located at 392 W. Medical Drive in…
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When life gets busy and people are focused on what’s happening in front of them, they can forget to schedule needed medical appointments. For women this includes sometimes skipping their annual mammogram. To help relieve this problem, Intermountain Health’s Breast Care Center in Murray, at Intermountain Medical Center, is opening for mammogram screenings every Saturday…
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September is Suicide Prevention Month, and Intermountain Health is emphasizing the importance of recognizing warning signs and offering support. They stress the significance of identifying signs such as increased substance use, aggressive behavior, and withdrawal from social circles. To assist those in need, they provide various resources, including crisis lines and a Behavioral Health Navigation…
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Besides new backpacks and shoes, parents should be thinking about back-to-school immunizations and well-visit check-ups as summer comes to a close. Some kids have gotten behind in their regular vaccinations, but now is a great time to catch up. “We don’t know what a new school year may bring,” said Dr. Tamara Sheffield, Medical Director…
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Men often tend to neglect their health, prioritizing other aspects of their lives over their well-being. However, healthcare professionals emphasize the importance of two simple yet crucial steps towards maintaining good health: finding a primary care or family medicine provider and scheduling regular check-ups to screen for common health issues. Even young men in their…
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Trauma is the leading cause of death in the United States for those under the age of 46. With summer heating up, Intermountain Health trauma experts are reminding Utahns about the importance of staying safe when out recreating in Utah’s mountains, canyons, and lakes – or driving to the next adventure in the great outdoors….
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May is Mental Health Awareness Month and a good time to refocus on your mental well-being. Over the past few years, there has been significant events and traumas that has occurred throughout our society. Researchers have studied the effect of large-scale traumas and disasters on communities. Not only has the COVID pandemic and other social…
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