In The News

(The Washington Post) - Patient satisfaction, long ignored by the health-care industry, is a strategic priority for another simple reason.

(The Wall Street Journal) - Drugs in short supply include cancer treatments and antibiotics; manufacturing snafus

(St. George News) - St. George will be the site of the 107th annual Utah State Firemen’s Association Convention, being held June 11-13

"(The Salt Lake Tribune) - Two dozen med school deans are asking Congress to increase the federal academic-research budget by 4.6 percent "

(Fox 13) - University of Utah medical students who are part of the graduating class of 2015 marched to the stage at Kingsbury Hall Saturday to pick up their diplomas

(Deseret News) - A memorial Friday celebrated people who have donated their bodies to provide invaluable experiences to University of Utah medical students.

(The Salt Lake Tribune) - A series of discoveries in metabolism related to cancer and heart disease have earned a Utah biochemist a top national research title

(The San Diego Union-Tribune) - Consumers expect high-quality customer service. They’re now demanding the same in health care.

(KSL) - Young patients with the rare condition bladder exstrophy were treated by Patrick Cartwright, MD, a University of Utah pediatric urology specialist. View an interview with the patients and...

(Medical Press) - The culmination of two decades of research, a new study reveals the genetic causes of a curious, rare syndrome that manifests as hypertension

(The Salt Lake Tribune) - Health research » Leading scientists to hold rare event to shed light on latest studies

(ABC 4) - Radiation is seeping into many Utah homes and most families don't even know it. For some, by the time they find out it's too late. They learn...

(Women's Day) - Having the water dispenser on the other side of your office might not be such a bad thing after al

(KUER) - Primary Children's Hospital in Salt Lake City was the second highest enrolling site in the study evaluating therapeutic hypothermia in pediatric patients.

(The Wall Street Journal) - List prices soar on Valeant’s heart medications and other firm’s drugs, driving up costs

(The Salt Lake Tribune) - University of Utah researchers have developed an algorithm they believe could improve diagnosis and treatment of ovarian cancer.

(KSL) - Children with autism are growing up, leaving home, and making their way in a world that often doesn't understand them.

(KSL) - A first-ever heart implant will allows doctors to monitor his congestive heart failure and atrial fibrillation from the patients home.

(KSL) - The first class of state-educated dentists is already seeing patients, after fewer than two years of study and course work

(The New York Times) - Bodybuilders show off their swollen triceps; sprinters flash their sharp-edged calves. But deep inside all of us, a sheet of muscle does heroic work in...

(Fox 13) - Research has shown that Utah has some of the lowest rates of children with ADHD in the nation.

(KSL) - Prosthetic ear, printed on a 3-D printer, is a medical marvel

(Deseret News) - State's thin air may be reason for high depression rates, U. researchers say

(Medical News Today) - Diabetes and previous joint pain, along with a patient's overall physical health status, may predict arthritis pain with nearly 100 percent accuracy,