Researchers at the U developed a tool to test electronic health records for safety. Today, it's used in thousands of ...

This ongoing blog series celebrates people, milestones, and achievements from across our health system. Content is adapted from monthly updates shared with the University of Utah Board of Trustees.

A new study has found that people with the sickle cell genetic variant are almost exclusively infected by a distinct variety of malaria parasites, which may help protect against severe... Researchers ...

p53 is the protein encoded by the TP53 tumor suppressor gene. p53, referred to as the “guardian of the genome,” plays an essential role in cancer prevention. The loss of proper p53 function leads to ...

The new $50-million world-class hub, powered by a donation from the Sorenson Legacy Foundation, is designed to accelerate transformative research, medical device development, and life science training ...

Modern medicine is undergoing a transformation. Genetic and genomic diagnostics are no longer confined to rare diseases or academic centers—they’re showing up in everyday practice, from matching ...

Medical facts can tell us what treatments are possible. Clinical ethics helps answer a different question: What choice best reflects the life and values of the person receiving care? National ...

Medical facts can tell us what treatments are possible. Clinical ethics helps answer a different question: What choice best reflects the life and values of the person receiving care? National ...

Join us for presentations, talks, posters, and networking opportunities highlighting the transformative digital health research taking place across the University of Utah, ranging from advances in ...

Humans often seek a quick fix to feel better. In this age of emerging technology and hyper-social awareness, we gravitate towards a one-stop-shop for what ails us. Research suggests there are many ...