GenomOncology and ARUP have announced a multiyear exclusive agreement under which GenomOncology will license and distribute the Jalapheno tool developed by ARUP and the University of Utah.
ARUP will highlight the latest research on atypical cfDNA findings and share educational resources at the NSGC Annual Conference in Baltimore.
Discover the latest research from ARUP scientists and learn from challenging genetics case studies while exploring the molecular pathology techniques used in the cases’ ultimate diagnoses.
ARUP has completed a CDC-funded metagenomic sequencing project that strengthens emerging pathogen surveillance and lays the groundwork for future infectious disease testing.
Longtime donor Malinda Burrell won a ride on the University of Utah Health AirMed helicopter, taking a bird’s-eye view of Utah and gaining a deeper appreciation of how blood donors help save lives.
Physician, educator, and mentor Kristi Smock, MD, was recognized as a 2026 Utah Business Healthcare Hero for advancing patient care and shaping future healthcare leaders.
ARUP’s inclusion in the Redtail AI Factory’s second challenge project cohort will accelerate development of an AI foundation model designed to enhance analysis of clinical flow cytometry data.
Discover how ARUP is advancing pediatric care through innovations in genomics, infectious disease, allergen testing, and more at the AAP 2026 National Conference.
Proposed cuts to Medicare reimbursements for lab tests released September 21 underscore the urgent need for Congress to pass the bipartisan RESULTS Act to fix flaws in how reimbursement is calculated.
Teofilo was recognized for her leadership and innovation in healthcare technology, which are inspired by personal experience and a commitment to patient care.
During Newborn Screening Awareness Month, explore updated ARUP Consult® resources that support follow-up testing and diagnosis for conditions identified through newborn screening.
Atypical cell-free DNA results frequently indicate clinically relevant diagnoses and offer important clues for follow-up diagnostic testing.




























