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Does Islamophobia affect health care? Listen to our personal experiences as we talk to fellow medical student, Ali Etman.

We don't like getting sick, and we especially don't like our children getting sick, so we give them supplements and other immune boosters in hopes of warding off any illness...

You’re helping friends move some heavy furniture and suddenly feel a pop in your abdomen. Maybe you have a small protrusion and think it could be a hernia. It may...

Dress or suit? Black or white? We've been through it—let us help you navigate the stress of dressing for medical school interviews.

For ages, women have found natural ways for coping with monthly menstrual cramps. A hot water bottle is a classic natural remedy. Same with a hot bath. Women's health expert...

Improving diet and exercise are the key factors to a healthier you, but which one should you focus on first? Brita Trepp, certified physiologist with Ï㽶ÊÓƵ of Utah Health, answers...

Join Brian Coburn and Nancy Ann Little, current third-year medical students, share their second-year experiences with BUNDLE OF HERS.

After receiving the diagnosis that you or a loved one have sarcoma, you may be left wondering what the treatment will be. Dr. Lor Randall, director of Sarcoma Services at...

Many indicators of drug and alcohol use are the same as typical teen behavior, or depression and anxiety. Pediatrician Dr. Cindy Gellner reviews some important signs to look for that...

If you knew you had a genetic illness that could pass onto your biological children, do you know what options are available to prevent transmission? Dr. Kirtly Parker Jones explores...

Have you felt depressed? We have. Join us as we share our experiences navigating mental health in medical school.

Population health is an approach to healthcare that aims to improve the well-being of populations in an effort to help individuals. On today's Health Minute, population health specialist Angie Fagerlin...

The room is spinning, you feel off balance, and it doesn't seem to be getting better. Should you go to the ER? Emergency room physician Dr. Troy Madsen says, depending...

As first-year medical students prepare for their white coat ceremony, BUNDLE OF HERS discusses and dissects the Hippocratic Oath.

Fruits are healthy for our kids, but that doesn't necessarily mean that 100% all-natural fruit juice is healthy for our kids. Pediatrician Dr. Cindy Gellner says fruit juice is “basically...

If you live in Salt Lake City, you know it’s not a good idea to exercise outside during a muggy inversion. But did you know you should be concerned even...

Women have been controlling their fertility for thousands of years, but none were tried and true until "the pill" came along in the 1960s. Dr. Kirtly Parker Jones speaks with...

A soft-tissue sarcoma is a group of cancers that take root in the connective tissues in the body. Sarcoma is more common in children than adults, and its treatments can...

The spark notes of medical school orientation, what they might not tell you, how to navigate your first year, and things to remember.

Each year almost 14,000 children are treated for backpack-related injuries. Lugging around a heavy backpack with just one strap may look cool, but it can also hurt your child. Pediatrician...

We are back, ready, and refreshed. Hear about adventures and summer fun times.

What does a medical student do after they PASS the first-year final?

Get to know Harjit Kaur, Margaux Miller, Bushra Hussein, and Leen Samha—BUNDLE OF HERS—and why we got into the field of medicine.

Kids can be rambunctious, and that can lead to occasional bumps and falls. While an injury to the outer ear is usually minor, it could lead to cauliflower ear. Pediatrician...