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Cyclospora are notoriously difficult to detect by traditional microscopy methods. ARUP offers robust, artificial intelligence (AI)-enhanced testing that can help providers diagnose cyclosporiasis and respond to current outbreaks. |
July 13, 2026 |
As Cyclosporiasis Cases Surge, ARUP’s Artificial Intelligence-Enhanced Testing Aids in Diagnosis Cyclosporiasis cases are on the rise. ARUP’s AI-enhanced parasite screening offers greater sensitivity to detect Cyclospora and supports outbreak response efforts. |
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July 9, 2026 |
Summer 2026 Magnify Focuses on Applied Artificial Intelligence in Lab Medicine and Is Available Now ARUP has published the Summer 2026 edition of Magnify, which highlights applied AI in lab medicine, patient impact, and strategies to help health systems and labs thrive. |
Karen Brisendine (left) and ARUP CEO Andy Theurer celebrate Karen’s retirement after 42 years with the company. Karen is the last of ARUP’s original 100 employees to retire. |
July 8, 2026 |
Last of ARUP's Original 100 Employees Retires After 42 Years Karen Brisendine, the last of ARUP’s original 100 employees, retired after 42 years. Her career spanned multiple departments, reflecting a legacy of learning, adaptability, and service. |
Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall (left) presents 2-year-old Calvin with a key to the city as part of a Make-A-Wish® Utah event that began for Calvin in the Advanced Practice Clinical Lab at ARUP. |
July 7, 2026 | ARUP employees helped grant a Make-A-Wish® Utah child’s dream, transforming a lab into a supervillain’s playground and bringing joy to a family and community. |
Participants will learn current state-of-the art approaches to fungal diseases. |
June 22, 2026 |
Find a Truly Immersive Experience at the 3rd FDLC/ATLAS Course in Clinical Fungi Join ARUP for the 3rd FDLC/ATLAS Course in Clinical Fungi, bringing global experts together for six days of hands-on training in fungal identification and current approaches to diagnosing and managing fungal diseases. |
Following the implementation of an AI-based wet mount screening platform, Enterobius vermicularis (pinworm) detection increased fivefold. |
June 18, 2026 | The study, published in the Journal of Clinical Microbiology, highlights the increased sensitivity and advantages of AI-based screening compared with manual microscopy. |
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