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On Thursday, January 26th, WiHMS held a town hall and social -- the first large-scale, in-person WiHMS event since the beginning of the pandemic.

A new finding could help refine and improve screening strategies for Type 1 diabetes among children who genetically at-risk for the disease.

The U can strengthen each of the communities it touches by shaping and extending the power of partnership.

Jason Shepherd was just one of three neuroscientists nationwide selected to receive the award

It’s actually rocket science. Skyler Jennings, AuD, PhD, an associate professor in the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders in the University of Utah College of Health, is part of...

The Klingenstein-Simons Neuroscience Fellowship supports innovative research by early career investigators. The research should have relevance for understanding the mechanisms underlying any of a wide range of neurological and behavioral...

Founded in 1937, the mission of the Jane Coffin Childs Memorial Fund for Medical Research is to support fundamental scientific research that advances our understanding of the causes, treatments, and...

The Senior Vice President for Health Sciences (SVPHS) Research Unit and the Corporate and Foundation Relations team are providing extra assistance for faculty who are eligible to apply to the...

Here is the latest summary of updates happening in standard operating procedures from the Office of Quality Compliance.

Dr. King’s notion of love wasn’t the amorous western ideal; King’s love required strength—even defiance in the pursuit of justice and equity.

Dr. José E. Rodríguez reflects on a recent visit by a delegation of leaders from Peru and university leaders across the state.

We have been working hard to share data in a meaningful way to ensure that our stakeholders know what is getting done, who is doing it, and how we can...

The inaugural session of Saturday Academies was held with over 200 local k-12 students in attendance.

Reflecting on a recent keynote, Dr. Rodríguez shares the lessons he gathered in his academic career.

As a last resort for people with end-stage heart failure, doctors can implant a device called a left ventricular assist device (LVAD), a mechanical pump that takes the load off...