Utah high school students try on surgeon’s skills at SAGES mini med school boot camp
“A surgeon’s intellect is inversely proportional to the length of the incision.” – Albert Einstein Forgoing the traditional medical training model of “see one, do one, teach one,” and instead using video game exercises in a “Top Gun” interactive format, some two dozen surgeons from an international conference volunteered to help 100 Utah high school students practice the skills used to train surgeons in laparoscopy and other minimally invasive procedures.…
‘Wild Rides and Wildflowers’ is worthy new entry in literary canon of Utah Enlightenment
By just mentioning death camas (a plant known very well especially by Western sheep ranchers) in their new…
Blue Man Group splashes into Salt Lake through April 6
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As close to perfection as possible: Plan-B Theatre’s ‘3’ makes riveting case against perfection
In each of the short plays that comprise Eric Samuelsen’s latest work ‘3,’ Platonic notions of order and…
NHMU exhibit demonstrates clearly Utah’s passion for making, eating great chocolate
One of the best indicators of just how enthusiasm for fine chocolate has grown in Utah in less…