Genetics

A $9 million infusion to the Intermountain Primary Children’s Center for Personalized Medicine will broaden access to genome sequencing for infants and children with genetic conditions.

Research combining genetic and medical records with genealogical records provides a unique perspective that benefits medicine globally. A recent publication from University of Utah Health identified a gene responsible for atrial fibrillation in many Utah families.

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