Utah researchers put airborne viral transmission risks under the microscope
New study takes a closer look at the viability of flu and coronavirus after aerosol-producing events in hospitals.
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University marks Indigenous legacy
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Land acknowledgments recognize Indigenous people’s history and connection to the land.
Read MoreStudies document mysterious cluster of rare brain infections in kids
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U pediatric neurosurgeon detected alarming surge in cases at a Las Vegas ER after pandemic mask mandates are lifted.
Read MoreU alum now leads the National Institutes of Health
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Bertagnolli is the first medical doctor trained in Utah to serve in this important national leadership role.
Read MoreOral health is a right, not a privilege
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Having a healthy and pain-free smile also contributes to overall quality of life, including how one feels about themselves.
Read MoreWearable tech helps concussion patients
These gadgets can also help patients better rehabilitate after a concussion, also known as a mild traumatic brain injury.
Read MoreU receives prestigious Age-Friendly University designation
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This recognition reflects the institution’s unwavering commitment to creating an inclusive and supportive learning environment for individuals of all ages.
Read MoreFitness devices leverage consumer privacy to optimize health
What data exactly are these IoT wearables tracking and what are they doing with it?
Read MoreNew study challenges model for how proteins help each other fold
Research shows “chaperones” are more active in the protein folding process than previously known.
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