A first-of-its-kind trial proves surgery restores mobility for iNPH, a condition causing balance, memory, and bladder control problems in 1.5% of people in their late 60s and one in 13 over age 86.
Read MoreU engineers have developed powered exoskeletons to help amputees walk with less effort.
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Read MoreA major transformation in vertebrate evolution was when breathing shifted from the head to the torso in reptiles. But what caused the shift? A study hypothesizes it was driven by locomotion.
Read MoreFour ways switching to public transportation can improve your life.
Read MoreThe U’s first Active Transportation Manager takes the driver’s seat.
Read MoreAs winter approaches prepare for snow and ice covered sidewalks and parking lots, walk safely around campus.
Read MoreWALKING AN EXTRA TWO MINUTES EACH HOUR MAY OFFSET HAZARDS OF SITTING TOO LONG By Julie Kiefer, Manager, Science Communications, University of Utah Health Sciences Office of Public Affairs A new study suggests that engaging in low intensity activities such as standing may not be enough to offset the health hazards of sitting for long […]
Read MoreBacteria from shoes, why you should have an advance directive and more.
Read MoreTips for managing migraines, cancer not linked to fitness trackers and the correlation between nature and your well-being.
Read MoreNATIONAL CANCER PREVENTION MONTH February is National Cancer Prevention Month. About 1 in 5 people believe there’s not much you can do to lower cancer risk. But did you know 50 percent of cancers can be prevented by doing just five things?Learn more about cancer risk and prevention as well as cancer screenings and early detection. […]
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