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State health officials largely credit marketing campaigns and more conversations about the risks associated with vaping for the decline.
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The awareness campaign for responsible prescription drug use features the faces of local miners in Utah's Emery and Carbon counties.
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After pandemic-era protections ended in April, most Medicaid-enrolled Utahns are losing coverage not because of eligibility but due to unfamiliar enrollment rules and mistakes with paperwork.
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While Utah’s Department of Health and Human Services has apologized, researchers and advocates think state leaders should step up too.
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The zoo will welcome families with neurodivergent individuals for a day of activities tailored to their needs — including a toned-down version of the popular ZooLights.
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According to data from the Utah Department of Health and Human Services, 14.4% of Utahns aged 18-24 reported using e-cigarettes in 2021. That’s down from a peak of 18.5% in 2019.
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Many rural providers in Utah provide care through family practice providers rather than services that are more common in metropolitan hospitals.
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The number one way Utahns use medicinal cannabis is through vape pens.
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Last week, the American Library Association reported that the number of attempts in 2022 to ban or restrict library resources is on track to beat the previous year’s record. Utah librarians, authors, and educators say they’re seeing that trend in Utah and want to put a stop to it.
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When the monkeypox vaccine was first available back in July, supply was very low — not just statewide but globally.
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Although Congress passed the 988 bill only two years ago, Utah has been working on improving mental health care and suicide prevention for nearly a decade.
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For some parents the latest COVID vaccine for toddlers and babies allows them to breathe a sigh of relief.