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One Got It, One Didn’t: A Newborn Test Determines Different Trajectories in the Lives of 2 Siblings
“She smiled a lot, crawled at a year, walked at 18 months—this was slow but not alarming. It wasn’t enough to make a pediatrician seek out testing,” said Heidi Wallis about her oldest child, Samantha (affectionately known as Sam).
ARUP Supports Clinicians With Broad Menu, Expert Guidance in Pediatric Laboratory Medicine
An industry leader in validating pediatric-specific reference intervals for test results interpretation, ARUP also has a record of advancing innovation in diagnostics across pediatric specialties.
The Search for Cal’s Diagnosis: How ARUP Laboratories and U of U Health Genetics Gave a Family Answers
The Utah NeoSeq Project, a collaboration between ARUP Laboratories and University of Utah Health, is transforming neonatal care using rapid whole genome sequencing (rWGS).
Genetic Testing Gains Ground: DPYD Genotyping Can Be a Lifesaving Step Before Chemotherapy
A patient’s insistence on DPYD genotyping before chemotherapy highlights growing support for broader testing to prevent severe or fatal drug toxicity in patients.
45 Is the New 50. She Was 29 Years Old When Colon Cancer Changed Her Life
Annual fecal immunochemical tests (FITs) screen for colorectal cancer, use an at-home collection kit, and do not require patient prep like colonoscopies do. Gillian Jones credits a doctor who ordered a colorectal cancer screening test with saving her life.
An Interview With Dr. David Fajgenbaum: Embracing the ‘Ignorome’ To Expedite Clinical Science
After nearly dying from a mysterious disease, Dr. David Fajgenbaum dedicated his career to breaking down barriers in biomedical research. In this LabMind podcast episode, we discuss his personal diagnostic journey and explore why academic medicine needs to go beyond generating disparate pieces of scientific knowledge.
