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ARUP’s CEO Sherrie Perkins meets with John Eggleston and Diana Martinez, who both received the Utah Promise Scholarship to help them pursue a college education.

ARUP recently rolled out their next generation UM dashboard for clients hospitals and healthcare organizations that will allow them to mine data and make it actionable.

Recreational genetic testing is becoming increasingly popular. Should it matter that physicians or genetic counselors are not part of the equation in how consumers interact with these tests?

Last week, the ECRI Institute released its top 10 list of patient safety concerns for 2018. At the top of the list for the first time ever was diagnostic error.

ARUP's Institute for Learning (IFL) works with employees to provide support to receive training in the medical laboratory science field.

For National Kidney Month and Trisomy Awareness Month in March, we have past stories from ARUP Laboratories. Our expert list includes scientists with specialties in renal pathology and genetics.

ARUP’s Dave Rogers shows students the Specimen Receiving and Processing area, where some 50,000 specimens arrive daily and begin their journey into specified labs for an

To help clients stay on top of changes reported in the Hotline, several ARUP in-house teams collaborated to create a new Hotline History field.

The mother decided—against her earlier leaning—to have a non-invasive prenatal test (NIPT) for the top three most common genetic abnormalities: Down syndrome (also cal

She didn’t feel math-y to start.

Pipey is ARUP’s new bioinformatics pipeline and cloud-based computer infrastructure for next generation sequencing (NGS) testing.

The Department of Defense awarded a $10 million grant to be paid over four years to a multi-disciplinary team, some of whom worked on a University of Utah