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Recent studies show more women are at risk for increased heart disease during the pandemic. Its a sobering reminder this February, during National Heart Health Month. One Sandy woman is making her heart health a priority after battling a blood cancer that put her into heart failure.

Hundreds of thousands of Utahns have now had COVID-19, and though for many amateur athletes it may be tempting to train like an Olympian, doctors say now is not the time. One Utah runner shared his experience after contracting the delta variant last fall.

Jackson County schools are celebrating CTE (Career and Technical Education) Month throughout February. This celebration emphasizes the role of CTE in the future career success of students and its importance

Nearly 40 percent of Americans experience dizziness at some point in their life \u2014 a statistic that often leads to devastating falls and unexpected visits to the emergency room.

“Women play a huge role in this career and it’s important for us to have them as a vital asset.”

Doctors have become really good at treating cancer and through recent medical advancements and therapies, theyre getting better at giving patients better quality of life.\n

Recent advancements in screening and treatment are making it possible for people to be treated for breast cancer more easily and successfully. One Utah woman is grateful she didnt delay care.

If you havent headed up one of Utahs beautiful canyons in a while, now is the time. The leaves are officially bursting with color. One Utah family explains why they make fall hiking a priority.

Haley Davis and Brett Hayes opened Sea Bay Chippy, on Evans St, on Wednesday.

Data shows COVID-19 can cause devastating complications for both pregnant women and their babies. But many are putting off the vaccination for fear it will prevent them from getting pregnant in the first place.