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Tracy George, MD (third from right), ARUP’s chief scientific officer and president of the Innovation Business Unit, holds a zebra, the mascot for patients with rare diseases, and poses for a photo with participants in Salt Lake City’s Rare Disease Day event. Pictured, from left to right, are Tanner Withers, parent of a child with a rare disease, Troy Evans, undiagnosed patient with a rare disease, Rebecca Yates, parent of a child with a rare disease, Matt Pearl, patient with a rare disease, Ava and Lucy Szajunk, undiagnosed patients with rare diseases, George, Chris Gibson, PhD, CEO of Recursion, and Kelvyn Cullimore, president and CEO of BioUtah.

Accurate diagnosis and treatment of cardiovascular conditions are key to patient health. ARUP Consult^® offers current resources for testing to aid clinicians.

MetaCensus is built to support the exchange and review of data by various stakeholders and performs multicriteria decision analysis (MCDA) to assess and account for varying perspectives, counterpoints, and biases.

A better estimate of menopausal status will help providers and patients address both the symptoms of menopause and the associated risks, such as cardiovascular disease and osteoporosis.

Lupus anticoagulant testing aids in the diagnosis of autoimmune blood clotting disorders.

ARUP medical directors and scientists, including (from left to right) Sherin Shaaban, MD, PhD, FACMG; Yuan Ji, PhD, MBA, DABCP, FACMG; and Hunter Best, PhD, FACMG, along with others, will present their latest research and share insights for current and future geneticists at the Annual Clinical Genetics Meeting in March.