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23/01/2019

Does a Deviated Septum Need to Be Fixed?

Do you have trouble breathing from one, or both sides of your nose? Some might be born with it, or it could be a result caused by an accident to the nose. It’s a deviated septum—a destruction of the nasal bone—and it’s not something you can see just from looking at the nose. Dr. Tom Miller talks to rhinologist Dr. Jeremiah Alt about the symptoms to figuring out if you have a deviated septum, and the different correction options.
28/02/2014

Stethoscopes: Are They Still Useful?

In today’s world of advanced medical technology, do doctors still need stethoscopes or are they just for show? Dr. Bates from Madison Memorial Hospital in Rexburg, ID, talks about this iconic diagnostic tool still found around many physician’s necks. Learn about the stethoscope, what your doctor is listening for, what those sounds mean, and why it’s still a useful tool.
10/02/2014

What Causes Winter Allergies?

When you say allergies most people think of springtime: flowers, grasses, trees, pollens. But winter allergies can also be a problem. From St. John's Medical Center in Jackson, Wyoming, Dr. Martin Trott talks about why allergies happen year-round, and you'll be surprised to find out some of the things that can cause allergies in the wintertime.
16/01/2014

Are You Hesitant About Saying “Yes” to Organ Donation?

Most people know that being an organ donor is a good thing - organ donors save lives. But for whatever reason, checking that “yes” box to become an organ donor can be scary when you’re getting your driver’s license or ID. Transplant surgeon Dr. Jeffery Campsen talks about the process and good that comes from organ donation. He also addresses the questions and concerns you may have about becoming an organ donor.
03/12/2019

Sleep Trackers (Rerun)

Does that expensive sleep tracker on your wrist work? Probably not. At least, not the way you think it does. Sleep specialist Dr. Kelly Baron shares her professional opinion on sleep devices. Also, what to do if you step on a rusty nail, it’s all downhill at age 27, and a new video game addiction recognized by WHO.
10/02/2021

ER vs. Urgent Care: Where Should I Go?

If you have a painful but minor injury such as a sprain or fracture, it might be faster to go to an urgent care office instead of the emergency room. Dr. Tom Miller talks to emergency room surgeon Dr. Robert Stephen about how to decide where to go when you have a minor emergency injury.
30/12/2015

Concussion Recovery: A Six-Step Process

How do you recover from a concussion? There’s a process to follow. Not following doctors’ recommendations can lead to bigger problems in the future. Neurosurgeon Dr. Greg Hawryluk covers the six steps doctors prescribe to athletes for concussion recovery. The steps also work if you aren’t an athlete. Most important: If you think you have suffered from a concussion, you still should see a doctor.
27/01/2025

190: Health Hacks: Hits and Misses

Scot, Mitch, and Dr. John Smith get real about the health tips that have improved their lives and those that were a waste of time. From the effectiveness of scheduling workouts to the challenges of diet fads, they unpack the trials and triumphs in their health journeys.
16/12/2013

U of U Researchers Discover A Genetic Cause for Severe, Inflammatory Arthritis

University of Utah researchers have discovered a genetic variation in mice that predisposes them toward developing severe, inflammatory arthritis. The finding implicates a new class of genes in arthritis progression, potentially opening doors to new treatment options for sufferers of rheumatoid arthritis and Lyme arthritis. Dr. Janis Weis, professor of pathology, and Dr. Kenneth Bramwell, postdoctoral fellow in pathology, discuss what they found and where their work might lead.
11/02/2014 · ویڈیو

What's Up with Bob's Eye?

Bob Costas stepped down from hosting Olympic coverage for the first time since 1998 because of a painful case of pink eye. Dr. Troy Madsen from University of Utah Hospital talks about Bob's pink eye, how he likely got it and why he believes it's lasting longer than Costas expected. He also tells you why you should NEVER wear contact lenses if you have pink eye.

The Scope, from University of Utah Health, highlights expert health advice and research you can use for a happier and healthier life. The Scope's mission is to educate, engage in, and lead the conversation on the latest research and trends in medicine.

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Does a Deviated Septum Need to Be Fixed?

Stethoscopes: Are They Still Useful?

What Causes Winter Allergies?

Are You Hesitant About Saying “Yes” to Organ Donation?

Sleep Trackers (Rerun)

ER vs. Urgent Care: Where Should I Go?

Concussion Recovery: A Six-Step Process

190: Health Hacks: Hits and Misses

U of U Researchers Discover A Genetic Cause for Severe, Inflammatory Arthritis

What's Up with Bob's Eye?

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