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Julie Kiefer

  • Associate Director, Science Communications, University of Utah Health
Salt Lake City
As seen in: Deseret News, The University of Utah, University of Utah Health, Medical Xpress, The Salt Lake Tribune, Genetic Literacy Project, Oshkosh Northwestern, Knowridge Science Report
Director of research communications @UofUHealth, PhD scientist. Advocate for science, scientists and Salt Lake City. Tweets are all mine. #Scicomm
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U of U Health achieves record research funding

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By Julie Kiefer
| The University of Utah
University of Utah Health surpassed the half-billion dollar mark in research funding for fiscal year 2025, reaching $531 million by June 30. Securing competitive funding is essential to the University of Utah’s mission of delivering exceptional societal impact. These investments fuel research, advance knowledge, improve health in Utah and worldwide, and support the training of future scientific leaders.
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Brain shunt trial restores walking, independence in older adults

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By Julie Kiefer
| The University of Utah
The press release was modified with permission from . Reposted from U of U Health. Idiopathic normal pressure hydrocephalus (iNPH) is a treatable condition caused by a buildup of cerebrospinal fluid in the brain that leads to walking and balance problems, memory decline, and bladder control issues. The disorder affects up to 1.5% of people in their late 60s and as many as one in 13 over age 86. Left untreated, iNPH can cause falls, loss of independence, and progressive disability.
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Opinion: RFK Jr.'s policies hurt Utah's health and economy Original

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By Amy Hawkins, Julie Kiefer, Anne C. Kirchhoff, Justice Morath
| Deseret News Verified
We urge Utah’s congressional leaders to protect our children and families, safeguard our security, and preserve our economic productivity by calling for the impeachment of RFK Jr. Since being sworn in as the Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS) in February, it has become increasingly clear that RFK Jr would rather blindly follow his own flawed ideology and financial interests than protect the health of his fellow Americans — the very responsibility he was entrusted with.
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