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Be thankful for your life this Thanksgiving

Tanoya Poulsen December 17, 2015

Imagine feeling like the only way to feel normal is by controlling what and how you eat. No one can even begin to understand what you are going through, not even those you love. They think that...

Dr. Theresa Key noted that just because someone is skinny doesn't mean they are healthy. (Gabe Cerritos / The Signpost)

Panel analzyes the realities of obesity

Kylie Coats December 17, 2015

A panel that covered the realities of obesity and health was held last Thursday at Weber State University. The Reality of Obesity panel was run by the diversity and unity branch of WSUSA in the...

Yasmen Simonian Elected NAACLS Board of Directors President

Yasmen Simonian Elected NAACLS Board of Directors President

Kellie Plumhof December 2, 2015

Yasmen Simonian, the current dean of the Weber State University College of Health Professions, has been elected by the National Accrediting Agency for Clinical Laboratory Sciences to be the new Board...

It's Time for Snow, Sweaters and Sneezing

It’s Time for Snow, Sweaters and Sneezing

Emily Ferguson November 19, 2015

Ah, fall is in the air. The leaves are changing, the nights are getting colder and, unfortunately, illnesses are running amuck. Each year, at the beginning of October, the Student Health Center...

The brain joneses for glucose like a user

Allen Glines October 28, 2015

Overcoming addiction is a challenge many have to endure. Luckily, they’re able to get away from the substance to which they were addicted. The same can’t be said for those with a sweet tooth. Our...

Foodborne illness serious enough to report

Tanoya Poulsen October 21, 2015

Foodborne illness is often an overlooked area of public health. In 2013, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reported over 13,000 cases resulting in 16 deaths. This may seem like a small...

Ciencia semanal: Comer cacahuates benéfico para la salud

Liz Ruttenbur October 12, 2015

Un puñado de cacahuetes al día puede mantener alejado al médico, de acuerdo a los investigadores de la Universidad de Vanderbilt y el Instituto de Cáncer de Shanghai. Los investigadores examinaron...

Align your chakras and assume downward dog at the Ogden Yoga Festival

Michael Bunderson October 8, 2015

In Ogden, Utah, on Oct. 9 and 10, Weber State University will be hosting the fourth annual Ogden Yoga Festival. The event will be taking place at the Swenson complex, first on Friday from 4 p.m....

Staying healthy: What not to do

Jennifer Perry August 24, 2015

Everyone knows it’s important to stay healthy, but when you’re in the middle of a busy semester, this can seem almost impossible. Who has the time to exercise, sleep enough, eat healthy food, (or...

Biometrics: A powerful tool for medical students

Chris Sessions August 24, 2015

Medicine is focused on the human body. The body is a system—several systems, in fact. To understand some specific "spot," it pays to understand the "landscape" in which that spot resides. For example,...

Science Weekly: Coffee drinkers, rejoice!

July 20, 2015

Whether it's a fresh brewed pot at home or an iced treat from Starbucks, statistics show that hundreds of millions of Americans love their coffee. However, the constant debate of whether drinking coffee...

Sunburn remedies that hit the spot

June 23, 2015

Imagine you've spent the day out by the pool. You just bought a new swimsuit, and you've been dying to wear it. In all your excitement you've forgotten one very vital thing: sunscreen. As you head home...

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