Who benefits from neighborhood parks?
A first-of-its-kind study found that public greenspaces are unevenly distributed in nearly all U.S. communities.
Read MoreA first-of-its-kind study found that public greenspaces are unevenly distributed in nearly all U.S. communities.
Read MoreNearly half of health care workers who received psilocybin alongside meditation instruction were free of depression at two weeks in a clinical trial, compared to just 8% who only did meditation.
Read MorePopular high-fat, low-carb diet prevents weight gain, but linked to fatty liver disease in males.
Read MoreResearch uses earthquake-monitoring tools to measure how towering cacti resonate from wind and ground motion without harming them.
Read MoreKem C. Gardner report finds that distance to care, access to maternal mental health treatment and preventative health care for Utah women are three areas of concern.
Read MoreJoined by U startup Techcyte, ARUP develops deep-learning model that could transform how intestinal infections are diagnosed.
Read MoreNew research led by U geoscientist shows O₂ in sulfate deposits, coupled with geochemical clues, could help identify microbial activity in Earth’s rock record and even in Martian sediments.
Read MoreWhile promoting weight loss, popular high-fat diets like keto could unintentionally feed tumors and worsen outcomes for breast cancer patients or survivors with obesity.
Read More“Finding relatable examples is a vital science communication skill for teaching and presenting research findings, but I didn’t learn to do it through science. I learned it through dancing.”
Read MorePapB ‘ties off’ peptides, paving way for stronger, longer-lasting versions of medications used to treat obesity and diabetes.
Read MoreThis pivotal appointment signals the university’s commitment to artificial intelligence, research and innovation at scale.
Read MoreResearchers—with the help of AI—can now pinpoint the moment that a brain makes a decision.
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