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Traveling pregnant women, missionaries should be wary of zika virus

How worried should Utahns be about the Zika virus? There’s no immediate threat of widespread infections here, but local health authorities are paying attention to the mosquito-borne virus, which has reached epidemic proportions in at least 24 countries worldwide, <a ...

North Ogden woman honors donor, pushes on after rare heart-liver transplant

NORTH OGDEN — Heidi Martin lights a candle on every holiday for a young woman she has never met.That woman lost her life last year. She was an organ donor and a perfect match for Martin, who was waiting for a new heart and liver.“It’s so hard to know someone lost their life so you could ...

Making gratitude part of 2016

Perhaps you’ve already slipped on your New Year’s resolutions, it’s not too late to make another that will reap benefits all year long. Research in psychology has revealed that establishing a pattern of gratitude in one’s life can result in widespread physical and psychological ...

It might help to begin at the end

Though the first of a new year is traditionally all about “the new,” let’s begin this column with a discussion about “the end.” With a few things in mind, we may be able to do more with our collective resolve to make this year better than ever.Around the turn of the 20th century, ...

Insurance company SelectHealth to hold Ogden event on 2016 fees, plans

OGDEN — As tax forms and filings are being prepared for the new year, health insurance company <a style="font-size: 10pt;" href="http://selecthealth.org/Pages/new.aspx" target="_blank">SelectHealth</a> is offering to help prepare individuals for changes to ...

More hepatitis C cases identified after McKay-Dee, Davis hospital exposures

Positive cases of hepatitis C continue to be recorded as health authorities near completion of their investigation into the outbreak that exposed 7,200 patients to the disease at <a href="https://intermountainhealthcare.org/locations/mckay-dee-hospital/" target="_blank">McKay-Dee ...

Flu cases trickling in so far, but officials warn worst is yet to come

So far the number of people who have been hospitalized due to influenza and norovirus in northern Utah has been lower than in previous years, officials said.But that could change soon because the influenza or the flu season generally begins to peak between now and the end of February, said ...