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(The New York Times) - Bodybuilders show off their swollen triceps; sprinters flash their sharp-edged calves. But deep inside all of us, a sheet of muscle does heroic work in...

When you go to the dentist you are probably most concerned about whether you will have any cavities. Your dentist is looking for something other than tooth decay though; they...

Previous studies by an international team of malaria researchers had shown that this condition is also marked by lower production of nitric oxide in the cells lining these micro-vessels. Reversing...

Nicholas Kristof, the Pulitzer prize winning author of "Half the Sky" and the newly released "A Path Appears" will speak at the Huntsman Events Center on April 9th at 7pm.

Martin McMahon, Ph.D., joins Huntsman Cancer Institute (HCI) at the University of Utah in August as Professor in the Department of Dermatology and HCI Senior Director of Pre-Clinical Translation.

There is nothing funny about testicular cancer. While testicular cancer accounts for just one percent of all cancers in males, it is the most common form of cancer in men...

Prevalence of the disorder decreases as elevation increases

Distinguished Canadian geriatrician and researcher is known for studying frailty, dementia and delirium

(Fox 13) - Research has shown that Utah has some of the lowest rates of children with ADHD in the nation.

Business Insider magazine released their list of the 25 best medical schools in the nation -- and the University Of Utah School Of Medicine comes in at number 14.

More than 20 teams of University of Utah students participating in the fifth annual Bench-2-Bedside competition will showcase inventions that could change the way medicine is delivered. The event will...

Your treadmill is lying to you! Actually, don't blame your equipment for an inaccurate calorie count, but find out how calories are really measured!

University of Utah's Dr. Ginette Pepper says there's no evidence that ingredients in Dr Pepper soda promote longevity, but something else might.

Wearable devices like Fitbit are supposed to improve your health. So why is a newspaper column suggesting they may pose a cancer risk?

From mild annoyance to debilitating pain, almost everyone has experienced a headache. Knowing what triggers migraines is important. Here are four common triggers.

(KSL) - Prosthetic ear, printed on a 3-D printer, is a medical marvel

(Deseret News) - State's thin air may be reason for high depression rates, U. researchers say

Clinic offers specialists including hematologists, cardiologists and nephrologists to focus attention on the diagnosis and treatment of patients with amyloidosis

(Medical News Today) - Diabetes and previous joint pain, along with a patient's overall physical health status, may predict arthritis pain with nearly 100 percent accuracy,

Reduced oxygen is a distinct risk factor for people living farther above sea level.

Although many genetic mutations have been linked to CDH, a new study from the University of Utah School of Medicine is the first to demonstrate a linkage between genetic variation...

Program will assess feasibility of asthma-related PFS projects benefiting low-income children in Utah, Michigan, New York, Massachusetts and Tennessee

Standing desks are all the rage when it comes to health, but could they also be causing problems?

You can protect your child against several cancers with a safe and effective vaccine. The human papillomavirus strikes both men and women—and can be prevented through vaccinations.