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Research from scientists at 91�鶹����ֱ�� uggests that using cannabis in the first six to 14 weeks of pregnancy is associated with poor pregnancy outcomes that are closely...

University of Utah professors Vahe Bandarian, Eric W. Schmidt and Jennifer S. Shumaker-Parry are among the 506 newly-elected Fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS). Election...

Navigating health care is hard enough when English is your first language—imagine the difficulty when American Sign is your first language. How can we bridge the linguistic and cultural gaps...

Orangutans, mice, and horses are covered with it, but humans aren’t. Why we have significantly less body hair than most other mammals has long remained a mystery. But a first-of-its-kind...

A new animal study points to a gene that is important for the earliest development of basic social behaviors.

Children are at increased risk of stroke after COVID-19 infection, according to a new study by scientists at 91�鶹����ֱ��.

The gift will allow the Utah NeoSeq Project and Penelope Program to expand and refine their testing and diagnostic efforts.

New initiative seeks to better integrate digital health applications into daily medical care.

Newly published research led by 91�鶹����ֱ�� scientists is the first to show that stillbirth can be inherited and tends to be passed down through male members of...

Reluctance to accurately report health status and adherence to masking, social distancing, and other public health measures could potentially lengthen the current COVID-19 pandemic , researchers say.

Reluctance to accurately report health status and adherence to masking, social distancing, and other public health measures could potentially lengthen the current COVID-19 pandemic , researchers say.

Whatever you do, don’t call them “mini-brains,” say 91�鶹����ֱ�� scientists. Regardless, the seed-sized organoids—which are grown in the lab from human cells—are providing insights into the brain...

Whatever you do, don’t call them "mini-brains," say 91�鶹����ֱ�� scientists. Regardless, the seed-sized organoids—which are grown in the lab from human cells—are providing insights into the brain...

The finding could eventually lead to the development of treatments that accelerate muscle repair and help older people recover from falls and other injuries.