Early menopause is more than just an end to menstruation before the age of 45. It could be a genetic signpost for heightened breast cancer risks. Kirtly Jones, MD, talks...

Cycling can be a low-impact exercise with some high-impact health benefits. Physical therapist Ned Dowling, director of The Cyclist's Clinic at University of Utah Health, outlines a range of health...

Is your young daughter complaining about painful urination when using the bathroom? It could be more than a urinary tract infection. Girls' parts can be very sensitive, especially between the...

Combining integrative treatments like acupuncture with holistic group health practices can help manage menopause symptoms. Kirtly Jones, MD, speaks with Lisa Taylor Swanson, PhD, about MENOGAP and its innovative, safe...

Can chemotherapy be used to prevent cancer? The short answer is no. Theresa Werner, MD, Deputy Director of the Huntsman Cancer Institute, debunks the notion of "preventative" chemotherapy in healthy...

Not all burns are treated the same. Pediatrician Cindy Gellner, MD, breaks down the differences between chemical, electrical, and thermal burns in kids, including the three degrees of thermal burns...

As many as one in five people suffer from Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease, also known as GERD, but they might not know it. Jessica Stout, DO, a gastroenterologist at University of...

After sitting for a long time, you notice one leg is swollen and your calf is painful. Should you go to the ER? Emergency physician Jeffrey Druck, MD, says the...

Difficulty sleeping affects many people, especially during periods of stress. But borrowing a friend’s sleeping pill is not a safe solution. Kirtly Jones, MD, explains why prescription medications should never...

The signs and symptoms of adult ADHD can be hard to spot. This makes awareness and diagnosis important for people struggling with the condition. Britt Holmes, PsyD, an ADHD assessment...

At-home sperm tests are everywhere, from drugstore shelves to online ads. But how reliable are they? John Smith, DO, explains what these tests actually measure and why they are generally...

Newborns make many strange movements and show unexpected behaviors during the first year of life. They can startle, suck on their hands, strike a fencing pose, pause their breathing, and...