As the U.S. saw an alarming rise in the number of unvaccinated expectant mothers hospitalized with COVID-19, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention last month urged all pregnant people to get vaccinated.
The murder rate leaped up during 2020, people are driving aggressively and airline passengers are acting out. All of this correlates to the start of the pandemic.
A nationwide team of researchers, led by scientists at University of Utah Health and The Rockefeller University, has determined how a genetic mutation found in mice and monkeys interferes with viruses such as HIV and Ebola.
While COVID-19 continues to pose issues for Utah, the U.S. and everywhere worldwide, there will eventually be a time—perhaps in the not-so-distant future—when it's forgotten.
An announcement this week by the US Fish and Wildlife Service that nearly two dozen species of animals were nearing extinction wasn’t met with alarm in some circles.
October is Domestic Violence Awareness month and service providers from St. George, Logan, Intermountain Healthcare and the University of Utah Health have joined together for #StoptheViolenceUtah.
