News Clips | January 4, 2022

Thin structures that dramatically slow the passage of seismic waves have been identified where Earth’s outer core meets the mantle.

Scientific illustrations help to communicate complex information and data across disciplines.

Could playing video games help with depression in older adults when medication doesn’t seem to work?

For the second year in a row, violence spiked both in Utah and nationwide in 2021.

A few years back, Travis Ogden’s ambulance crew raced to revive a 4-year-old who’d drowned, the color starting to return to her lips as they rushed to the hospital.

As recommendations change, here is what Utah experts want you to know.

A group of anthropologists from UC Santa Barbara, the University of Utah and Duke University have teamed up on a research study to understand the strategies humans developed for obtaining that extra energy.

Imagine you see a trolley barreling towards five people who are unable to move from the tracks.

The unparalleled surge in COVID-19 patients, coupled with soaring infection rates among medical workers is forcing University of Utah Health to cancel all elective inpatient surgeries starting Jan. 5 through the Jan. 14, and most likely for the next few weeks.

Institutions in the state also have programs to close the graduation rate gap for women and students of color.

Dr. Judith Zimmerman knew she was fired for doing the right thing.