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From Nathan Tanner 10 Months ago
If you're having trouble sleeping and ran out of sleeping pills, is it okay to 'borrow' a pill or two from a friend? Dr. Kirtly Parker Jones explains why… -
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From Nathan Tanner 11 Months ago
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 University of Utah… -
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From Nathan Tanner A year ago
Once an older adult goes home from the hospital after suffering a stroke, their family can be in the best position to continue the care. Randy Carson, a neuro-clinical… -
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From Nathan Tanner A year ago
If you're pregnant and feel numbness in your hands, should you be worried? Orthopedic surgeon Dr. Nikolas Kazmers says limb or joint numbness could be a health… -
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From Nathan Tanner A year ago
Knees, elbows and other joints can sometimes make popping noises. Is it something to worry about? Orthopedic surgeon Dr. Patrick Greis, says, generally, no. However, a… -
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From Nathan Tanner A year ago
If your newborn isn’t taking to your breast milk, could she be allergic? According to Dr. Kirtly Parker Jones, the chances are very low. Dr. Jones goes through the… -
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From Nathan Tanner A year ago
A common question people may ask is whether a bone fracture will heal itself or if it needs to be treated by a doctor. Orthopedic surgeon Dr. Justin Haller says it… -
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From Nathan Tanner A year ago
Are you needing a knee or hip replacement? What sort of doctor should you look for? Orthopedic Surgeon Dr. Chris Pelt says patients should Lind a surgeon with whom they… -
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From Nathan Tanner A year ago
You got over a cold but still have a nagging cough. Is it something to worry about? Dr. Tom Miller answers this listener question and explains why viral infections can… -
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From Nathan Tanner A year ago
Your recently potty-trained child is fine holding it during the day but still wets the bed at night. Should you be concerned? Pediatrician -
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From Nathan Tanner A year ago
Looking to lose some weight? You’ve probably heard that eating five small meals a day is the secret. Or maybe it’s three large ones? What does the research… -
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From Nathan Tanner A year ago
We’ve all heard the claims of fad diets. Cut carbs and lose 20 pounds. Drink nothing but smoothies and drop a dress size. Eat like a Neanderthal and get in the… -
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From Nathan Tanner A year ago
When your child gets serious about becoming competitive in a sport, it may be tempting to dedicate all their time and energy to that one sport. However, recent research… -
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From Nathan Tanner A year ago
You’ve sprained your ankle. Maybe you twisted it during a run. Maybe you suffered a minor fall while skiing. It hurts and is swollen and needs some relief. Are you… -
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From Nathan Tanner A year ago
Too much of one exercise, like running, can be unhealthy. That's why sports medicine physician Dr. Nick Monson says runners should do other exercises in addition to… -
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From Nathan Tanner A year ago
This week’s listener question is about whether or not you should stop taking birth control once you enter menopause. According to women’s expert Dr. Kirtly… -
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