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Diagnostic Error Tops Patient Safety Concerns: What Can Labs Do?

Lab Jobs and Training: Moving Up, Refining Knowledge

New Technology Diagnoses Pneumonia Caused by Previously Undetected Pathogens

Metagenomics test identified pathogens missed by conventional lab tests in 44 percent of immunocompromised children treated for respiratory infection

National Kidney Month and Trisomy Awareness Month: Story Ideas and Expert List

Bioinformatics Learning: ARUP's Program Opens BYU Students’ Eyes to New Possibilities

ARUP’s Dave Rogers shows students the Specimen Receiving and Processing area, where some 50,000 specimens arrive daily and begin their journey into specified labs for analysis.

Chronic Kidney Disease and Improving Diagnoses: ARUP Teams Up to Identify Patients at Risk

Thirty million people have chronic kidney disease (CKD), but only 3.6 million know they’ve got the disease. With few early symptoms, people may not realize they have the disease until their kidney function is significantly depleted. That can be fatal without dialysis or a kidney transplant.

One in three American adults is at risk for chronic kidney disease as a result of hypertension or diabetes. CKD