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Summer water fun not complete without life jackets, health officials warn | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Summer water fun not complete without life jackets, health officials warn | News, Sports, Jobs

Summer is just around the corner, and for thousands of Utahns, that means heading to the water. And while health care workers are all for swimming, water skiin

Primary Children's donates life jackets for loaner stations around Utah - Vimarsana News

Primary Children's donates life jackets for loaner stations around Utah

Primary Children's Hospital has donated 900 life jackets to loaner stations located a reservoirs and lakes throughout Utah. Life jackets and supervision help keep children safe in the water.

Source: ksl.com
Utah health experts remind skiers to stay safe by wearing helmets - Vimarsana News

Utah health experts remind skiers to stay safe by wearing helmets

Thousands of Utahns hit the slopes each winter, and Intermountain Healthcare trauma teams are helping them stay safe.

Helmet saves 19-year-old skier's life after smashing into tree, family says - Vimarsana News

Helmet saves 19-year-old skier's life after smashing into tree, family says

Mickey McPartland was skiing down an intermediate trail with his son Dax on Wednesday at Park City Mountain when Dax crashed into a tree, knocking him unconscious.

New research reveals pulse oximeters can be less accurate for people of color - Vimarsana News

New research reveals pulse oximeters can be less accurate for people of color

New studies call into question the accuracy of pulse oximeters in some people of color. The devices are not calibrated to account for darker skin tones so there is a risk that oxygen saturation levels in Asian, Black and Latino patients may be overestimated.

Source: ksl.com