News Clips | May 11, 2022

A team of researchers at the University of Utah's John A. Moran Eye Center have succeeded in reviving neurons and communication in human donor eyes, which they said could transform brain and vision research.

The crowd at Cottonwood High School in Murray, Utah, last month was tense. Amid raucous booing and grating insults, Democrats hotly debated who to nominate to challenge U.S. Senator Mike Lee, whose fealty to Donald Trump has alienated even some Republicans in his state.

Not the state’s taxpayers, Winter Games bidders say.

Making sure you have your medications in an emergency.

Through a first-of-its-kind program, Compton College, a community college in California, worked to fill a basic needs support gap for its dual-enrolled students.

The Nintendo of America president delivered the commencement address at his alma mater, the University of Utah, on May 5.

Employers in some countries are stepping up efforts to support staff through this life stage. Others need to follow suit.

Cough-specific quality of life was independently associated with respiratory hospitalization, mortality and lung transplantation among patients with interstitial lung disease, researchers reported in Chest.

Wind out of the southwest is carrying dust from Arizona and New Mexico all the way to Steamboat Springs.

Mail carriers could play a key role in reducing opioid misuse, according to researchers and regulators.

Almost any parent can agree that raising teenagers can be stressful at times. After all, that's when regular tantrums and misunderstandings can be somewhat expected. But, occasionally, things can get escalated and cause arguments that are harder to manage.