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Intermountain Healthcare has made it a part of their mission to find ways to create healthier communities and enhance access to everyone who needs it.\n\n

The Intermountain Healthcare school clinics are open for families in at-risk communities all year.

Immunizations are one of our best defenses against illness and death, but people often forget that adults need to keep their vaccinations up-to-date as well.

Intermountain Primary Childrens Hospital is celebrating a major milestone \u2013 its 100th birthday \u2013and marking a century of pediatric care excellence and service to children throughout the Intermountain West.

The Utah Domestic Violence Coalition says that in a womens lifetime, one in three women will experience domestic violence in Utah.

Heres some good news for the 56,000 people in Utah and 11.5 million in the U.S. who take insulin to control their diabetes.

\nFebruary is American Heart Month, a time when people can focus on their heart health. The Intermountain Healthcare Heart and Vascular Program is working to educate Utahns about ways to enhance their heart health.

Intermountain Healthcare has launched a strategic workforce education program to invest in the development of their employees and communities. \n\n

A new study by researchers at Intermountain Healthcare in Salt Lake City finds that depression remained common during the pandemic and worsened for some patients, leading to increased visits to the emergency department for treatment of anxiety and chest pain.

More than 800 Utahns are diagnosed with skin cancer each year. Fortunately, skin cancer can almost always be cured when its found and treated early.