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#GivingTuesday is an exciting evolution in our age of consumerism. After the pandemonium of Black Friday, Small Business Saturday, and Cyber Monday, we are encouraged to think about giving on Tuesday. There are many wonderful organizations and causes you can support on #GivingTuesday - the possibilities are endless. I hope you pick at least one cause […]
0 1 Read moreToday, November 8, 2015, marks the 120th anniversary of the discovery of the X-ray by Wilhelm Roentgen, a German physicist. He used X-rays to produce an image of his wife’s hand—the most famous X-ray in the world! This breakthrough has evolved and expanded into the diverse field of medical imaging. I’m excited to recognize the […]
0 2 Read moreDr. Bong Jik Kim is one of the newest fellows at Primary Children’s Hospital. He secured a fellowship position with the University of Utah Division of Pediatric Otolaryngology, but his vision to make a difference in the lives of patients stretches well beyond the hospital walls. He wants to become the first pediatric otolaryngologist (commonly called an […]
0 1 Read moreFamilies from throughout the United States–even from as far away as Uruguay–recently attended clinics for Trisomy 13, Trisomy 18, and other rare genetic disorders at Primary Children’s Hospital.The clinics were offered as part of the SOFT (Support Organization for Trisomy 18 and 13) Conference, which was held in Salt Lake City this year. Primary Children’s […]
0 0 Read morePrimary Children’s Imaging Department is excited to be the first, free-standing children’s hospital in the country equipped with the new GE Revolution low-dose CT Scanner. This brand new scanner reduces radiation exposure by as much as 82% through innovative Smart Dose Technologies. This contributes to more accurate diagnosis and lowers exposure for patients across standard […]
0 2 Read moreWhile no parent wants their child to end up spending time in the hospital, Child Life Specialists are trained professionals who work to make the experience as positive as possible. Not every hospital has child life specialists. This is something that makes children’s hospitals unique. Primary Children’s Hospital has 21 Certified Child Life Specialists at […]
0 1 Read moreFor patients with cancer, recovery doesn’t end when the treatment stops. Unprecedented gains have been made in the cure rates for childhood cancer during the past decade. This progress reflects the medical community’s dedication to cancer research, innovative treatment methods, and a relatively new multidisciplinary approach to cancer care. Because of this steady improvement and […]
0 0 Read moreThe world of pediatric orthopedics has come a long way since the days of heavy, archaic leg braces as seen in Forrest Gump. Now, its people’s perceptions of orthopedic medicine that have to catch up, says Dr. Alan Stotts, Orthopedic Surgeon at Primary Children’s Hospital. From the most basic orthopedic problems, to the most complex […]
0 0 Read moreAdvances in medical technology continue to open new possibilities for more effective treatments for all types of conditions. One of these innovations has dramatically improved care for children with thoracic insufficiency syndrome (TIS), a congenital condition in which severe deformities of the chest, spine, and ribs prevent normal breathing, lung growth, and lung development. In […]
0 0 Read moreThere seems to be no limit to the ways that kids find to break their bones, from common ways like launching off a trampoline or slipping on the monkey bars to more mundane things like tripping over an untied shoelace or falling out of bed. No matter how a bone is broken, it’s essential to a […]
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