Most kratom products won’t be on Utah shelves as of Wednesday as new legislation went into effect allowing only pure leaf powders and capsules to be sold in specialty stores. A lawsuit from Botanic Tonics, the manufacturer of “feel free” tonics, won’t delay the law. A federal judge ...
OGDEN — Weber State University is looking to help address a critical need in medical care. Earlier this month, WSU announced in a press release that it would be launching a new bachelor’s degree for occupational therapy assistants. "The program is designed to increase access to training ...
OGDEN — April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month and the YCC Family Crisis Center is spending the month casting a light on the issue. YCC Marketing and Communications Specialist Michael Pendleton told the Standard-Examiner on Tuesday that YCC is participating in several local events this ...
Dr. Layne Kamalu released a deep sigh. “You never know when your time is up,” he then said. “You just never know. So make sure you tell those people you love that you love them. You never know when you might not see them again.” Kamalu’s time isn’t up yet thanks to a medical ...
The number of people infected with measles in Utah has grown to 559 in nine months, with hundreds of cases being reported in less than a month and several exposures in high-traffic spots, including the state’s flagship university. Now, with 318 cases so far this year, Utah has the ...
A hospital is considered to be a place of refuge where individuals can go to be taken care of in times of injury or ill health. But at least three women who went to Ogden Regional Medical Center in Washington Terrace in recent years allegedly experienced sexual abuse and trauma instead of ...
