Nursing students and faculty participate in a global collaboration to grow the field in a developing country and find solutions to common challenges in Rwanda and Utah.

In health care, seeking help for substance misuse can be especially challenging. Confidential and free resources are available for our employees. Everyone should be free to seek help without fear.

“It doesn’t always have to be a major gift or significant financial contribution to make a difference. At the end of the day, relationships matter most.”

Summer kicks off with the launch of a first-of-its-kind pregnancy after loss program, major construction milestones, national rankings, and well-deserved recognition for the exceptional people driving our work.

Creating an environment that values inspiration, creativity, and expression moves us toward a future where we do more than treat people—we connect, understand, and heal.

“No one in Washington is going to figure out how to solve the problems of rural America. It’s got to be the people of rural America…It has to be us.”

Father’s Day reminds us that when we take care of our mental and physical health, we can show up in healthier ways for the people we love.

Arthur Brooks had heart to heart with U of U Health leaders about having the best years of one’s career, the most fun, greatest satisfaction, and highest level of success.

This month, we celebrated 1,300 new health science graduates, the groundbreaking discovery for a rare neurological disease, and other well-deserved recognition for our colleagues.