The findings suggest that chronic low-level blast exposure is one of many interwoven factors that can affect health, demonstrating a need to develop risk-reduction strategies.
One in five women experiences perinatal depression, yet most never receive treatment. Researchers at U of U Health are changing that through web-based interventions for screening, education, treatment, and prevention.
Desde el momento en que una persona sufre un derrame cerebral —una interrupción repentina del flujo sanguíneo al cerebro—, el tiempo corre. Recibir la mejor atención lo antes posible puede...
From AI skeptic to transformation leader, Ken Kawamoto, MD, PhD, MHS, is guiding U of U Health toward tools that ease clinician burden and deliver more responsive, patient-centered care.
Highlighting investigators and their pioneering research programs, the Vitae program seeds new collaborations and development strategies by humanizing research through story.
Many older adults start cannabis seeking more effective or non-pharmaceutical options to manage sleep, pain, or mental health, often basing their decisions on word of mouth rather than discussions with...
New research in the Wasatch Front found that when air pollution was higher than the EPA daily limit in the week before surgery, the risk of post-surgical complications increased.
When activated by its target, the newly characterized molecule rips the genome apart, a lethal move that researchers can program to destroy harmful cells while leaving healthy ones untouched.
When Bill the ten-foot-long Siamese crocodile started showing health changes, medical imaging experts and animal care specialists joined forces to get him through a CT scanner.
Nearly half of the world’s population is at risk from malaria, with 282 million cases worldwide in 2025. Malaria had been eradicated from the United States during the 1950s but...
Just 10 minutes outdoors can improve mental health. Discover how time in nature supports well-being and why expanding access to green space matters for communities—including our campus community.
Wes Sundquist no pretendía convertirse en una de las 100 personas más influyentes del mundo según la revista TIME. No aspiraba al premio Breakthrough of the Year de la revista...
A new collaboration between 22 Jumps and U of U Health’s Traumatic Brain Injury and Concussion Center is strengthening research for veterans and first responders.
Too many women enter menopause unprepared and unsupported. Learn how researchers are reshaping care to replace stigma with understanding and isolation with connection.
Extreme heat hits hardest for those without shelter. Jeff Rose, PhD, is leading research that highlights the health impact and why addressing homelessness starts with treating housing as health care.
A combination of hot temperature and high air pollution is associated with increased risk of suicide in the following days, although it's unknown whether environmental changes directly cause increased risk.
Women have historically been excluded from medical research. Learn how targeted interventions and community collaboration are improving postpartum care and preventing diabetes, heart disease, and other chronic conditions.
UT StrokeNet connects hospitals and researchers across the Mountain West to ensure that patients in rural and remote areas have access to cutting-edge stroke care.
Researchers in the College of Engineering and the College of Health are developing wearable robotics that help stroke patients make great strides toward recovery.
What happens when health care meets people where they are? Nurse researchers are connecting life circumstances with clinical care to improve patient outcomes.
Each stored sample represents someone who said yes to research. A $21.6 million grant is propelling a decade of work to understand how treating blood pressure could prevent dementia.
As part of a multinational clinical trial, researchers and clinicians at U of U Health brought gold-standard medical stroke prevention care to patients, while showing that adding another treatment option...
