Congratulations to Alfred K. Cheung, MD (Nephrology) who has been appointed to serve as the Vice Chair for Research in the Department of Internal Medicine, effective July 1, 2018.
Lisa Cannon-Albright, PhD (Genetic Epidemiology) and Will Dere, MD (Endocrinology) are pioneering research on genetic anomalies and helping unlock secrets of major diseases based on extensive genealogical data found In...
Lisa Cannon-Albright, PhD (Genetic Epidemiology) and Will Dere, MD (Endocrinology) are pioneering research on genetic anomalies and helping unlock secrets of major diseases based on extensive genealogical data found In...
Congratulations to Robert Paine III, MD (Pulmonary) who was awarded the Jon M. Huntsman Presidential Chair, the highest honor a faculty member can achieve.
Researchers at Huntsman Cancer Institute have found a way to use their patient’s own immune system to fight certain blood cancers. It’s a treatment called Chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) T...
The Division of Epidemiology's Program of Addiction Research, Clinical Care, Knowledge & Advocacy (PARCKA) in conjunction with the Salt Lake County Health Department are presenting provider training sessions on addiction...
The Division of Epidemiology's Program of Addiction Research, Clinical Care, Knowledge & Advocacy (PARCKA) in conjunction with the Salt Lake County Health Department are presenting provider training sessions on addiction...
On a weekly basis the 'Wellness Bus' will visit four under served communities in the Salt Lake Valley that have a high disease burden when it comes to diabetes.
Congratulations to all recipients of the education awards. The education office presented annual education awards last week to recognize trainees and faculty for excellence in education.
Congratulations to Daniel Leung, MD (Infectious Diseases), Richard Nelson, PhD and Megan Vanneman, PhD (Epidemiology), and My Helms, PhD (Pulmonary) on the recent approval of their new research grants.
Willard Dere, MD (Endocrinology) writes in the Salt Lake Tribune about how genetic information is more readily available, but the biomedical community has a responsibility to ensure consumers understand their...
Congratulations to Daniel Leung, MD (Infectious Diseases), Richard Nelson, PhD and Megan Vanneman, PhD (Epidemiology), and My Helms, PhD (Pulmonary) on the recent approval of their new research grants.
Willard Dere, MD (Endocrinology) writes in the Salt Lake Tribune about how genetic information is more readily available, but the biomedical community has a responsibility to ensure consumers understand their...
In an article on BBC, James Tabery, PhD (Internal Medicine) weighs in on the use of genes as scientific evidence that can be used to decide criminal cases.