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Researchers, including Dr. Sam Brown (Associate Professor, Pulmonary & Adjunct Faculty, Program in Medical Ethics & Humanities) with the state’s two largest medical groups — Intermountain Healthcare and University of...

In order to keep her family as safe and healthy as possible, Dr. Denitza Blagev (Associate Professor, Pulmonary), takes extra care in her routine after coming home from work on...

Despite pathology labs awash with COVID-19 tests, laboratories are struggling with shortages of other supplies, such as swabs and tubes, which hampers the ability to get ahead of the ever-expanding...

The Salt Lake City VA hospital has increased its capacity for in-patient hospital beds and ICU beds in anticipation of more COVID-19 patients, increasing overall capacity from 127 in-patient beds...

The Salt Lake City VA hospital has increased its capacity for in-patient hospital beds and ICU beds in anticipation of more COVID-19 patients, increasing overall capacity from 127 in-patient beds...

On the COVID-19 frontline, University of Utah Health providers Dr. Emily Signor (Assistant Professor, General Internal Medicine) and Eugene Scerbo (Nurse Practitioner, General Internal Medicine) discover a deeper connection to...

On the COVID-19 frontline, University of Utah Health providers Dr. Emily Signor (Assistant Professor, General Internal Medicine) and Eugene Scerbo (Nurse Practitioner, General Internal Medicine) discover a deeper connection to...

The Office of Academic Affairs would like to thank those School of Medicine Academic Senators whose term will be ending in June, in addition to welcoming the newly elected School...

Dr. Lindsay Keegan (Research Assistant Professor, Epidemiology) recently sat down with the Salt Lake Tribune's Robert Gehrke to discuss the frequently referenced public models for coronavirus peaks and how they...

One staff member from the Department of Internal Medicine will be highlighted monthly as part of our "From the Desk Of" staff recognition initiative. This month's featured staff member is...

One staff member from the Department of Internal Medicine will be highlighted monthly as part of our "From the Desk Of" staff recognition initiative. This month's featured staff member is...

Shortages in hospital staff, equipment, and space could force doctors in rural regions of the U.S. to begin to make rationing decisions that have been reported in Italy. Featuring Dr...

Thanks to the joint efforts of a University of Utah scientist, Dr. Michelle Litchman (Adjunct Assistant Professor, Endocrinology), a state legislator, and other diabetes advocates, a new law could offer...

The Department of Internal Medicine is excited to announce Match Day results for Utah and incoming students.

Welcome to the new faculty and staff who recently joined the Department of Internal Medicine at the University of Utah.

Starting in 2020, one staff member from the Department of Internal Medicine will be highlighted monthly as part of our "From the Desk Of" staff recognition initiative. This month's featured...

Welcome Dr. Anna Beaudin

The Division of General Internal Medicine has been an early adopter of automated office blood pressure (AOBP), which has been shown to provide more accurate blood pressure measurements.

The Division of General Internal Medicine has been an early adopter of automated office blood pressure (AOBP), which has been shown to provide more accurate blood pressure measurements.

The Department of Internal Medicine and the Division of Cardiovascular Medicine are excited to announce Dr. Rashmee Shah as a recipient of the 2020 Women as One’s Escalator Awards.

Kristen Ries, leader in HIV/AIDS treatment and professor emerita, will receive an honorary degree at the 2020 University of Utah commencement.

In 2019, Dr. Amy Cowan (Assistant Professor, General Internal Medicine) and Dori Knight (Operations Manager over faculty, academic affairs, and employee wellness) organized an Iftar to bring together Muslims and...

Doctors who use drugs that target antibiotic-resistant bacteria as a first-line defense against pneumonia should probably reconsider this approach, according to a new study of more than 88,000 veterans hospitalized...

Doctors who use drugs that target antibiotic-resistant bacteria as a first-line defense against pneumonia should probably reconsider this approach, according to a new study of more than 88,000 veterans hospitalized...