This November, Utahns will have the chance to vote for a new United States senator, four new members of the House of Representatives and many other important statewide and local races. In one...
“The first thing that I will tell you about today’s presentation is that it will not be on the exam,” said Dr. Lynn Jorde when addressing a classroom of first-year medical students on Oct....
Kajsa Vlasic’s first experience with research was what most people would expect — boring.
A senior in English, Vlasic originally tried research at the Moran Eye Center but quickly realized sitting...
As seats in Rice-Eccles Stadium filled with football fans, research posters and doctors flooded the stadium’s fifth floor for the 2015 Global Health Conference on Extreme Affordability.
The conference...
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YOU MIGHT HAVE MISSED: BEATING THE "POOR COLLEGE STUDENT" STEREOTYPE
Two U students have created a medical device that works...
Most of the men at the U are young and carefree, but it’s never too early to look at their family history for prostate cancer because it may benefit them in the future.
Since the 1970s, Lisa...
When Kayla Mohar walks into the playroom at Primary Children’s Medical Center (PCMC), it’s not just her bright green shirt that lights up the room.
Mohar, a senior in therapeutic recreation,...
The correlation between high altitudes and mood disorders was discussed Wednesday night at the U’s Neurophyschiatric Institute’s “Evening with Experts.”
Perry Renshaw, a psychiatry professor...
Sometimes it seems like every student at the U is going the pre-med route.
Every biology class is brimming full of bright-eyed future doctors. And many students can’t stop talking about their...
