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It Must Be In the Cells: Three Generations of Histologists

“She told God, “If you get me walking, I’ll never lie down again,’” recalls Gina Anderson of her grandmother, Callie Cooling, whose battle with tuberculosis (TB) of the spine in the 1930s sparked a determination to make the most of her life.

Can More Self-Compassion Improve Your Health and Productivity?

Within Six Families, a Path to Personalized Treatment for an Immune Disorder

When Dr. Harry Hill learned that his patient had relatives with similar symptoms, he saw an opportunity to define her condition. Hill is a medical director at ARUP Laboratories, a nonprofit reference laboratory of the University of Utah and its Department of Pathology, where he is a professor of pathology and pediatrics, as well as an adjunct professor of internal medicine.

Low immune B cells, mutations in IKAROS, define a new class of

Congressman Stewart Learns About LDTs and Impact of FDA Regulation During a Tour of ARUP

New Genetic Mutation Discovery Sheds Light on Anemia Disease

Utah Medical Center Project Echoes ARUP’s Lab Utilization Efforts