Join ARUP at the 2025 ACMG annual meeting to explore the latest in laboratory genetics research, including how traditional and innovative test strategies can evaluate rare and undiagnosed cases.
Pramana, Inc., and ARUP are collaborating to improve the assessment of bone marrow biopsies and address other key diagnostic challenges in hematopathology.
ARUP Laboratories Expands AI-Augmented Parasitology Screening Tool, Improves Detection and Diagnosis
ARUP will expand its AI-augmented screening tool for the detection of human gastrointestinal parasites to become first and only lab to apply AI to the entire ova and parasite testing process.
Because an estimated one in 10 Americans lives with a rare disease, ARUP is committed to investing in the diagnostic research and innovation that will help bring them answers.
The award recognizes the work ARUP does to educate, advocate, and innovate while continuously pushing to improve patient care.
ARUP and other clinical labs anxiously await a decision by a federal court in Texas about whether the FDA overstepped its statutory authority.
Fallon Williams and her daughter have similar heart conditions, which do not have a known genetic cause. Williams hopes whole genome sequencing can provide answers and improve cardiac care for all.
February is National Cancer Prevention Month. ARUP Consult provides guidance on hereditary cancer germline genetic testing for early detection and management of inherited cancer syndromes.
The partnership combines Tasso’s clinical grade blood collection solutions and ARUP’s gold standard testing capabilities to streamline and accelerate decentralized clinical research.
A new ARUP white paper highlights the potential indirect costs of outsourcing laboratories and suggests ways for clinical laboratories to demonstrate their value to the health system.
ARUP Consult offers expert guidance on laboratory testing for influenza, RSV, and COVID-19, helping clinicians order the right tests at the right time.
ARUP Healthcare Advisory Services can help labs prepare for the quality management system requirements in the FDA’s final rule on laboratory-developed tests, despite the rule’s uncertain future.