News Clips | January 5, 2022

The transplant in an animal named Cronutt points toward a new strategy to treat the disease. But many questions remain.

According to experts, global warming contributes to the deteriorating symptoms of one of America's most frequent allergies, hay fever.

A late-season wildfire pushed by hurricane-force winds tore through two densely populated Denver suburbs and seemed destined to leave a trail of deaths.

In subterranean regions called ultra-low velocity zones, seismic waves mysteriously slow down.

Preeclampsia is a potentially serious problem that usually surfaces late in pregnancy, posing an immediate risk of preterm birth, stillbirth, and death as well a later danger of stroke for the mother.

University of Utah Athletics Director Mark Harlan has penned an open letter to Utes fans following the Rose Bowl Saturday.

Lawmakers, researchers, environmental advocates, and industry leaders gathered in Layton Wednesday morning for the first-ever Great Salt Lake Summit.

From self-serve saliva testing sites to enhanced protocols that ban consuming food or drinks in classrooms, Utah colleges and universities are taking additional steps to launch spring semester amid the surge of the omicron variant.

“Since Christmas Eve, we’ve seen about a 300% increase in admissions to our hospital for COVID-19,” Dr. Russell Vinik, the chief medical operations officer at University of Utah Hospital said.