How to support someone who's suicidal

Despite increasing awareness about mental health, suicide is often still heavily stigmatized and therefore concealed in various ways.

Richard Paul Evans reveals inspiration behind his new book — and the struggle that shaped his life

Richard Paul Evans discusses the inspiration behind his new historical fiction novel, his struggles with Tourette syndrome and how those experiences have shaped his work.

Robert Hunter to be new UnitedHealthcare president

UnitedHealth executive Robert Hunter said ​in a LinkedIn post on Monday he would take ‌on the role of president of UnitedHealthcare, ⁠the company's ​insurance division.

ER doc comes to the rescue of his financially troubled peers

Jim Dahle was ticked off. Not incensed, exactly, but definitely perturbed.

A national education survey ranks Utah dead last — and that's a good thing

It's good to be sitting atop the national poll for most things, but sometimes, being ranked dead last is the coveted spot. Such is the case for Utah in a new survey on student debt.

BioNTech to shutter three sites in Germany as no buyers emerge

(Removes erroneous reference to Singapore in first paragraph and ​headline)

Mirum's liver infection drug lowers virus levels in late-stage study

Mirum Pharmaceuticals on Monday said its experimental hepatitis ​drug reduced levels of the virus in patients, meeting the main goal of a late-stage study.

Merck licenses SciBrunch cancer drug in deal worth up to $2.13 billion

Merck said on Monday it would pay up ​to $2.13 billion under a global licensing deal with China's SciBrunch Therapeutics for rights to develop, ‌manufacture and sell an experimental cancer treatment.

Roche outlines plans to move towards autonomous AI labs

Swiss pharmaceutical giant Roche outlined plans to ​move towards autonomous AI labs to speed up research and development discovery at its pharma ‌investor day on Monday.