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Overactive white blood cells make child allergic to food

Francisco Kjolseth/The Salt Lake Tribune

Danielle Morris knew there was a problem when she started breast-feeding her newborn son. Instead of swallowing, Jack would scream. Full Story

LDS Hospital, U. hospitals land spots as best in U.S.

Think tank tackles social ills

Tiny bubbles: They may prove new weapon against cancer

West Nile virus found in areas of Utah

After hiatus, state handing out kids' health insurance

Natural methods offer pill alternate

1st human case of West Nile found this year

Help homeless beat the heat

Surgery reshapes disfigured head of 'Frankenstein' baby

With 'ambivalent' friends like these, who needs enemies?

FDA issues new regs to improve safety of dietary supplements

Federal report compares hospital death rates

Computerized pill box cleared for sale by FDA

Being treated as eldest child seems to make youngsters smarter

Estrogen pills may lessen artery buildup for some younger women, study suggests

For first time, Clarks watch twins sleep in separate beds

Formerly conjoined twins Allyson and Avery out of surgery, reunited with parents

Scientist with past Utah ties clones first monkey embryos for stem cells

Experimental Alzheimer's drug to be tested in Utah

Exercise expert says seniors can win back the strength they've lost

U of U study: Aspirin may aid pregnancies, too

SuperSherpas Expedition: Everest-compatible

Science News
	Scientist with past Utah ties clones first monkey embryos for stem cells U. scientists develop new method to track DNA mutation, disease Global Warming: Focus on Utah's Climate Climate: Focus is on carbon dioxide Global Warming: What about water? Global Warming: Utah's climate shift would touch all species

Global Warming Special Report

Global warming heats up the nuclear option

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Idaho National Laboratory

IDAHO FALLS, Idaho - Dangerous greenhouse gases continue to build in the atmosphere. World leaders are grasping for solutions to combat global warming. Full Story

Renewed interest in nuclear power may resurrect Utah's uranium mining industry

Nuclear needs cash spark to get growing

Hot topic: Recycling spent nuclear fuel

Timeline of nuclear industry in the West

Climate change options range from nuclear energy to retiring coal power plants, planting trees

Ancient oak serves as impartial witness to Utah's climate history

Global Warming: Utah's climate shift would touch all species

Global Warming: What about water?

Global Warming: Focus on Utah's Climate

Climate: Focus is on carbon dioxide

HAPPENING TODAY

Tacoma Rainiers

Wine and Cheese Party

KURT BESTOR & THE UTAH SYMPHONY

Thee Electric Bastards

Shrinking Sheena

Shrinking Sheena: Back from India, ready to bid that big belly goodbye

My belly is everywhere. Every woman walking around me has it: relatively small hips but a big belly sticking out, holding up a sari. Full Story

Food Safety
	MORE FOOD SAFETY HEADLINES From farm to feast: How healthful is your meal? Avoid the 'Dirty Dozen,' buy organic Buying from local farm takes root in Utah Scares won't affect Utah growers Food myths vs. reality