No One Dies Alone
An organization on campus aims to help people communicate to their loved ones how they want to live out the end of their life.
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HISTORY OF HIV/AIDS IN UTAH
The work of Dr. Kristen Ries and her physician assistant Maggie Snyder — the first Utah health care providers to treat patients with HIV and AIDS in the 1980s — will be chronicled in new oral history and special collections project at the U.
Read MoreTAPPING THE MIND-BODY CONNECTION
Study shows mind-body therapies effective in managing pain.
Read MoreSTUDENTS TAKE FRONT SEAT IN MURDER CASE
Rob Butters enlisted the help of U students in his Forensic Social Worker class to work on a case giving them real-life experience in the field.
Read MoreThe fight against cancer
New technology at the Huntsman Cancer Institute will soon be able to treat young cancer patients with more targeted radiation therapy.
Read MoreWhy patients lie to their doctors
A U study shows fear of being judged and embarrassed are among the reasons.
Read MoreHeart failure support teams
A team approach to cardiac care increases the chance of surviving severe complications from a heart attack.
Read MoreREDEFINING ‘ACCESS’ TO CARE
Six months. That’s how long patients suffering with chronic, and sometimes debilitating, pain were told to wait at the U’s headache clinic. The seriousness of the situation was not lost on clinic staff, but for years a solution had eluded them, until now.
Read MorePreventing web-like NETs from clogging blood vessels could improve stroke outcomes
Research in mice suggests a window of opportunity to prevent additional brain damage following a stroke.
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