• Patient Impact

ARUP Supports Clinicians With Broad Menu, Expert Guidance in Pediatric Laboratory Medicine

Few things elicit a more immediate response than seeing a child suffering, hearing a whimper of pain or fear.Jonathan more

  • Research and Innovation

Identifying Genetic Drivers of Childhood Leukemia: ARUP’s Cytogenetics Team Leverages Expertise To Provide Answers for Patients in Children’s Oncology Group Trials

For children who are diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL) or acute myeloid leukemia (AML), understanding more

  • Test Information

Diagnosing Critically Ill Newborns: The Evolution of Testing and the Promise of Rapid Whole Genome Sequencing

The prenatal ultrasound revealed enlarged echogenic, or unusually bright, kidneys, polydactyly, and club feet that more

  • Test Information

Building a Robust Newborn Screening Program

When Marzia Pasquali, PhD, FACMG, joined ARUP Laboratories in 2001, the state of Utah only included five conditions in more

  • Lab Stewardship

For Children’s Hospitals, Laboratory Stewardship Creates Pathways to Better Patient Care

When children’s hospital laboratorians receive a specimen for testing, they are acutely aware that “there’s a child more

  • Lab Stewardship

Bella Church Pieces Puzzles Together for ARUP Healthcare Advisory Services Clients

In 2006, ARUP Senior Healthcare Consultant Bella Church, MS, C(ASCP) CM, was dreaming of her future as a more

  • Lab Stewardship

Tony Smith Brings a Patient-Focused, Analytic Approach to Clinical Laboratory Consulting Projects

Tony Smith, BSHCM, MLT(ASCP)CM, CLSSBB, was in college and working toward medical school when his mother more

  • Test Information

New Variant Classes Added to ARUP’s Whole Genome Sequencing Assays Expand Diagnostic Capabilities

The Human Genome Project, which was completed in 2003, sequenced the 3 billion base pairs of the human genome over the more

  • Careers

Many Places, One Purpose: A Former ARUP Fellow’s Voyage Through Laboratory Medicine

From a teaching hospital in Nigeria to the academic corridors of the United Kingdom, Canada, and then the United States more