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Intermountain Health Nurse-Midwives Celebrate 35-Years, - Vimarsana News

Intermountain Health Nurse-Midwives Celebrate 35-Years,

More than 1,500 births were attended by Intermountain Health midwives in 2023...

Intermountain nurse-midwives launch gynecology access clinic for women's health needs - Vimarsana News

Intermountain nurse-midwives launch gynecology access clinic for women's health needs

Intermountain Health has had certified nurse-midwives in Utah since 1989, when they first attended births at Intermountain LDS Hospital in Salt Lake City.  Now, 35 years later, the number of certified nurse-midwives at Intermountain Health in Utah has grown to 50 – and there are now 16 Utah hospital locations where they can deliver babies […]

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Good tips to help prevent child injury from window falls - Vimarsana News

Good tips to help prevent child injury from window falls

MURRAY, Utah (ABC4 Utah) – With temperatures on the rise and household windows opening up wider to let in the fresh air, pediatric safety experts are offering child safety tips — and a free visual reminder for their windows — to prevent accidental window falls and traumatic injuries. “Open windows can be a hidden fall […]

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Off-duty officer saves Draper mom from drowning - Vimarsana News

Off-duty officer saves Draper mom from drowning

A mother nearly died trying to keep her two young children afloat when their raft tipped on a Herriman Reservoir on Wednesday.

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Falls can cause serious injury, doctors say. Here's how to prevent them - Vimarsana News

Falls can cause serious injury, doctors say. Here's how to prevent them

Falls are a leading cause of injury-related hospital admissions for people 65 and older. They often result in a lengthy recovery. An Intermountain emergency room doctor explained how to prevent them.

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