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Founding members of the new Institute for Research and Innovation in Diagnostic and Precision Medicine^TM gather. In the back row, from left to right, are David P. Ng, MD; Hunter Best, PhD, FACMG; Tracy George, MD; Leo Lin, MD, PhD; and Brendan O’Fallon. In the front row, from left to right, are Salika M. Shakir, PhD, D(ABMM); Robert S. Ohgami, MD, PhD, FCAP; Benjamin Bradley, MD, PhD; and Erica Clyde. Not pictured: Tatiana Yuzyuk, PhD, ABMGG; Evan Raps, MD; Peng Li, MD, PhD; and Valarie McMurtry, MD, PhD.

ARUP Consult^®, a free source of laboratory testing information for clinicians, released several new and updated resources in August.

ARUP Medical Laboratory Scientist Beah Manuel performs enzyme activity deficiency testing. Employer recommendations from employees like Manuel and others in Utah landed ARUP Laboratories a spot on Forbes Magazine’s most recent list of best employers by state.

ARUP Wellness Supervisor Danny James, MS, CSCS, demonstrates the bird dog exercise for a corrective exercise participant.

Dr. Madhu Menon, ARUP section chief of Hematopathology and host of a new Hematopathology Expert Series, will be joined by colleagues for a panel discussion following the first webinar of the series: “State of Hematopathology: The Past, Present, and the Future.”

Dipanwita Banerjee, MS, associate scientist in Research and Development (R&D) Immunology, and Swapna Gudipaty, PhD, scientific manager of R&D Immunology, present their findings related to validation of a novel testing technology.