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Jeremy Snook, a graduate student in the Williams lab, has recently published an article in Science Immunology that explores the impact of TCR signal strength on the development of CD4+...

This winter, Alan Alderman will battle the elements in an extreme rowing race across the Atlantic Ocean known as the Talisker Whisky Challenge. Diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), Alan...

What does it take to live for two months on a row boat? Read about the ROW4ALS team and Alan Alderman's, ALS patient, specially constructed boat that will take them...

Hyundai Hope On Wheels® 501c3 nonprofit organization celebrates its 20th year in the fight funding pediatric cancer research and will present Dr. Joshua Schiffman of Intermountain Primary Children's Hospital with...

Get to know Dr. Schiffman in this video by Circle One on Vimeo.

Through example and thoughtful reflection, four medical students use a podcast to promote dialog and inclusion.

University of Utah Health will be celebrating the Newborn Intensive Care Unit's (NBICU) 50th anniversary in September. Learn about August Jung, MD's, struggles to establish the NICU 50 years ago...

Dental students receive white coats along with advice on life and career.

Incoming medical students are urged to have a plan for taking ownership of their own health and well-being.

While atrial fibrillation is more common in older adults, it is highly unusual in a young person. At only 22 years old, Martha Aston was an anomaly.

Ghana provided an ideal backdrop for tackling pressing global health issues at this year's Extreme Affordability Conference.

We are pleased to announce Christopher Cambron, a current postdoc with the Center for HOPE working under the mentorship of David Wetter, received funding for a Ruth L. Kirschstein NRSA...

The Second Annual University of Utah Translational Hypertension Symposium assembles national experts in hypertension treatment and research.

As the new president of the International Association of Dental Research, D’Souza will be leading an organization of more than 11,000 members from about a 100 countries worldwide.

Wherever the art of medicine is loved, there is also a love of humanity – Hippocrates

Researchers use fitness trackers to study physical activity and sedentary behaviors in preschool-aged children.

Scientists identified a gene that controls how the liver communicates with the pancreas, which offers a new approach to combat diabetes.

Jeffrey Botkin, MD (General Internal Medicine) who co-wrote a consensus study report on sharing research results with participants asks--if you give your DNA and tissues to science, should you get...

Suicide prevention is a complex, multifaceted issue. The dramatic shortage of psychiatrists and other mental health providers throughout the country is one of many severe hurdles to accessing care.

Have you ever given a blood sample for a research study and a few months later wondered, “what happened to that study?” A panel convened by the National Academies of...

Have you ever given a blood sample for a research study and a few months later wondered, “what happened to that study?” A National Academies of Sciences Engineering and Medicine...

Wendy Chapman is one of six faculty members to be awarded the inaugural Jon M. Huntsman Presidential Chair.

Quality of care has become a primary health care measurement to rate performance, determine reimbursements/incentives, and attract new patients. Yet, according to a recent NEJM Catalyst Insights Council survey conducted...

The question of cost of care and physician responsibility is the central theme of the first of three NEJM Catalyst Buzz Surveys focused on value in health care. Sponsored by...