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ARUP supported 15 families resettling in Utah through the International Rescue Committee’s Light One Candle initiative with donations that included toys, toiletries, and TVs.
Benjamin Bradley, MD, PhD, compared the H5N1 outbreak to COVID-19, highlighting the preparedness of labs and the CDC’s proactive approach during a media briefing.
ARUP employee Eric Allen started donating blood in 1989 to overcome his fear of blood. Decades later, he has now donated platelets 450 times.
Next generation sequencing (NGS) testing detects UBA1 gene mutations, which are essential for the diagnosis of VEXAS syndrome and concurrent hematologic neoplasms.
ARUP medical directors will present key hematopathology research at the 66th ASH Annual Meeting, including developments in systemic mastocytosis treatment and testing for myeloid malignancy mutations.
ARUP Laboratories will host the Park City Anatomic Pathology Update from February 9–13, 2025. The event will feature topics on gastrointestinal (GI), pancreatic, and hepatobiliary pathology.
ARUP medical directors and scientists presented key molecular pathology advancements at AMP 2024 on topics such as viral load prediction, automated DNA extraction, and parasite detection.
This edition features interviews with company leaders describing ARUP’s approaches to comply with the FDA’s rule and a video about how ARUP helped a family on a rare disease diagnostic journey.
FDA leaders answered questions on artificial intelligence (AI), international regulations, and representation in clinical trials during the Utah Life Sciences Summit.
Ryan Nelson, PharmD, received a Double Helix Award for his work on MetaCensus during the Standardizing Laboratory Practices in Pharmacogenomics (STRIPE) Annual Meeting and Consensus Workshop.
Laboratory tests, including those for fluid biomarkers, may be used to diagnose Alzheimer's disease. ARUP Consult details using such tests to help clinicians order the right test at the right time.
The University of Utah Licensing and Technology Office awards recognize impactful research and innovation. Though retired, Wittwer is active in advancing molecular diagnostics and mentoring others.
