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Doctors say one of the easiest ways for men to start focusing on their health is to make an appointment for their annual physical to be screened for routine and preventive issues.\n

May is stroke awareness month and doctors at Intermountain Healthcare urge people to recognize the signs and symptoms of a stroke so they can know what to do if someone around them is experiencing symptoms.\n

Pregnant patients may have varying preferences about their environment and care surrounding their babys birth. Intermountain Health hospitals offer a full spectrum of choices for pregnant patients for labor and delivery and postpartum care.\n

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Heart disease is the number one killer among women. Thats why its recommended that women should take action to keep their hearts healthy and lower their risk of having a heart attack or stroke.\n

Cancer experts at Intermountain Healthcare are working to educate women about cervical cancer, the tests that can warn women about potential cancer, and the importance of vaccination.

The video series features Ballet West dancers training and demonstrating common injuries that may occur during everyday activity.

The most ambitious philanthropic initiative ever undertaken to enhance childrens health in Utah and the Intermountain West was launched recently by Intermountain Healthcare and community leaders from throughout the state.

Women who receive their annual mammogram at Intermountain Healthcare now have the opportunity to take a risk assessment survey to determine their risk of developing breast cancer.

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