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Drawing on more than a decade of experience and engagement in efforts at the federal level, ARUP Laboratories is prepared to support its clients’ needs while also educating and advocating on behalf of all clinical labs as they work to understand the new regulatory environment for clinical labs.
When 6-year-old Beckett Lippincott began to experience a rapid decline in muscle strength, his parents began a race to find answers. His story highlights the challenges of diagnosing rare disease.
ARUP Healthcare Advisory Services consultants are seasoned lab leaders and data analysts who offer an expansive portfolio of customizable offerings. Discover how Fairview Health Services partnered with these consultants to establish a dynamic, effective laboratory stewardship committee.
ARUP has developed a first-of-its-kind myeloid malignancy mutation panel that offers both genomewide copy number variant (CNV)/copy number-neutral loss of heterozygosity (CN-LOH) and targeted gene analysis in a single assay, providing disease-defining information that informs patient care.
Dan Albertson, MD, president of ARUP’s University Business Unit, aims to rely on his and his colleagues’ clinical practice and expertise to continuously improve care for patients at University of Utah Health and Huntsman Cancer Institute and to share the knowledge gained with hospitals and health systems across the country.
Eric Konnick, MD, MS, started his career as a scientist in ARUP’s Molecular Pathology Lab. Now he’s the associate director of the Genetics and Solid Tumor Lab at the University of Washington Medical Center. Learn how ARUP helped shape his career and how his work impacts both patients and the future of lab medicine.

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