This supervised medical gym provides a safe, supportive environment for people who benefit from extra guidance during exercise, including those with neurodegenerative diseases, stroke survivors, and people receiving bariatric care.
If the drug works in people, it could prevent kidney injury in high-risk populations, or potentially even treat other diseases that affect mitochondria, like heart failure and diabetes.
A record-breaking 385 researchers came together to celebrate groundbreaking mental health research and facilitate partnerships and collaboration across campus, academia, and industry.
A new study from Huntsman Mental Health Institute reveals that combining psilocybin with mindfulness may offer powerful relief for depression among healthcare workers.
Research at the University of Utah has led to a promising gene therapy for age-related macular degeneration. U of U scientists envision a brighter world—and make it reality.
The interdisciplinary research hub connects experts in diabetes, heart disease, kidney disease, and more to uncover the metabolic roots of human health.
Federally funded basic research at the University of Utah laid the groundwork for a new HIV-prevention drug now approved for clinical use—demonstrating how curiosity-driven science delivers real-world impact.
A new survey of people in Utah’s medical cannabis program reveals why some patients turn to unregulated cannabis for treatment, providing a first step toward reducing barriers to safer, legal...
Drugs currently in clinical trials for other conditions could help reduce risk of heart attack and stroke for IBD patients. "This could be lifesaving," senior author says.
