Intraocular lenses go to space
If humans one day begin growing old in space, they will almost certainly need cataract surgery.
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U’s unsurpassed societal impact recognized nationally
Categories: Awards & Recognition, Campus Life, Community, Faculty/Staff, Health & Medicine, Latest Stories, Research, Students
The U was awarded the 2026 Carnegie Community Engagement Classification, a designation celebrating an institution’s commitment to collaborating with their larger communities for the mutually beneficial exchange of knowledge and resources.
Read MoreWhy the number 22 matters in glaucoma care—and is it time to rethink it?
Categories: Faculty/Staff, Health & Medicine, Impact Initiatives, Latest Stories, Research, Students
Moran ophthalmologists document heavy reliance on long-standing eye pressure threshold in treating glaucoma, possibly at the expensive of optimal decision making.
Read MoreGlobal outreach team helps girl attacked by hyenas
Categories: Campus Life, Faculty/Staff, Feature (Utah.edu), Health & Medicine, Latest Stories, Students
Surgeries restored partial vision for the 10 year old’s damaged eye, marking the first time the Global Outreach Division provided oculoplastic care and the first oculoplastic surgeries in Dodoma, Africa.
Read MoreHonoring U alum, business leader and philanthropist — John A. Moran
The University of Utah community mourns the loss of John A. Moran — the philanthropist whose generosity helped establish the Moran Eye Center.
Read MoreU of U Health no. 1 Utah hospital for 10th year
U.S. News & World Report 2022-2023 Best Hospitals Rankings have rated University of Utah Hospital No. 1 in Utah and the Salt Lake City metro area for the tenth consecutive year.
Read MoreU scores big in higher ed communications awards
The U secured four gold, three silver and five bronze awards.
Read MoreGenetic discovery in rare eye disease
John A. Moran Eye Center physician-researcher Paul S. Bernstein and his patients at the U played a key role in the recent discovery of the first genetic cause for a disease causing a gradual loss of central vision.
Read More‘GAMIFYING’ MEDICAL TREATMENT
U students win national competition for video game completely controlled by eye movement, helping treat and diagnose lazy eye in children.
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Categories: Faculty/Staff
PARKING REMINDER FOR FOOTBALL GAME ON FRIDAY, SEPT. 11 On Friday, Sept. 11, Utah hosts Utah State for a 7 p.m. tilt. On-campus parking will be limited all day and taking public transit (free with your UCard) is strongly recommended. There will be no parking in the West Stadium and Guardsman Way lots on the […]
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