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Parasites are not just picked up in hot, distant countries. The technologists at ARUP Laboratories’ Parasitology and Fecal Testing Lab see creepers in samples all the time—because they are everywhere.
Many people think anatomic pathology is just "CSI," says Margaret Coppin, division manager in Technical Operations—Pathology.
Microbiology's delicate processes were difficult to automate—but that's changing, as ARUP's Bacteriology Laboratory starts and validates a new automation, WASPLab.
The plague provides a subject for Mark Fisher’s current National Institutes of Health (NIH) grant-funded project.
Among the 650 comments shared in the 2018 Client Satisfaction Survey, fewer than 5 percent were negative.
Bryan Stromberg stumbled into labwork while preparing to study medicine. Labwork fascinated him, so he stayed.
The American Board of Internal Medicine Foundation recently released a list of its “Top 12” Choosing Wisely recommendations. It based the rankings on evidence of success.
ARUP’s Tech Fair showcases the inventions and innovations of individuals in Automation Engineering, Clinical Systems, Information Technology, and other in-house “builders.”
Justin’s mother drank while pregnant with him and his twin brother. As a result, Justin was born with fetal alcohol syndrome and a host of related complications.
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?
