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Analysis Reveals Return on Investment From NIH Funding

11/11/2025

New University of Virginia School of Medicine research highlights how National Institutes of Health research grants are instrumental in nurturing scientific discoveries by young medical trainees. But the findings also…

School of Medicine 2025 Annual Report Available Online

11/11/2025

The School of Medicine is pleased to announce publication of the 2025 Annual Report. Mindful of our academic and environmental resources, each department and center received a few paper copies.…

Schwartz Center Rounds Program Is Recruiting Two Clinical Leaders for Leadership Teams

11/4/2025

The UVA Health Office of Team Wellbeing is recruiting for two clinical leaders (one staff, one Licensed Independent Practitioner) for the Schwartz Center Rounds program. Schwartz Center Rounds are regular,…

Allergy-Immunology Fellow Amelia Perozo, MD, Wins Regional Allergy Society Travel Award and Research Competition

11/4/2025

Amelia Perozo, MD, a second-year Allergy-Immunology Fellow in the Department of Medicine, Division of Asthma, Allergy & Immunology, was awarded a travel grant and first place in the fellow research…

UVA Medical Students Shape Policy at Medical Society of Virginia Annual Meeting

11/4/2025

More than 30 medical students from the University of Virginia School of Medicine made their mark at the 2025 Medical Society of Virginia (MSV) Annual Meeting in Norfolk, VA, where…

Fourth-Year Medical Students Named 48th Annual Bowman Scholars

11/4/2025

The 48th Annual Bowman Dinner was held October 4 to honor the 2025 Bowman Scholars: Greg Busey, Kelly Denhard, Casey Little, Sage Royston and James Vithoulkas. These five, fourth-year medical…

NIH Awards Stephen Rich, PhD, $2.8 Million to Study Large-Scale Data to Analyze Risk Factors for Developing Obesity

11/4/2025

Stephen Rich, PhD, the Harrison Professor in the Department of Genome Sciences, was awarded a new $2.8 million R01 grant from the NIH National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute for…

Xin Li, PhD, Earns $3.9 Million NIH Grant to Study How Succinate Molecule Signaling Drives Pain in Oral Cancers

11/4/2025

Xin Li, PhD, the Richard F. Edlich Professor of Biomedical Research and research director in the Department of Plastic Surgery, Maxillofacial, and Oral Health, was awarded a new $3.9 million…