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Claude Moore Health Sciences Library Hosts Annual Holiday Study Break for Students

12/10/2024

On Friday, December 6, the Claude Moore Health Sciences Library Holiday Study Break offered School of Medicine students a much-needed respite during their demanding exam schedule. The event had a…

Medical Education Interprofessional Care Exercise Is Resounding Success

12/10/2024

As part of UVA School of Medicine’s commitment to interprofessional education, the Office of Medical Education launched a new Phase 2 (clerkship) exercise that asks medical students to engage with…

Interpreters Available for Telehealth Appointments

12/10/2024

UVA Health providers may request an interpreter to join telehealth sessions in real time for the following languages: American Sign Language Arabic Dari Pashto Spanish Interpreting services will be provided…

UVA Brain Institute Announces 2024 Transformative Neuroscience Pilot Grant Awards

12/10/2024

The UVA Brain Institute is pleased to announce the recipients of the fall cycle of the 2024 Transformative Neuroscience Pilot Grant awards. Seven research teams from the Schools of Medicine,…

Update on Manning Institute Construction and Other Projects at Fontaine Research Park

12/10/2024

Construction is well underway on the Manning Institute of Biotechnology at the Fontaine Research Park. After the blasting efforts to remove rock were completed in July 2024, the project team…

Discovery About Epidermal Stem Cells Could Lead to Treatment for Balding

12/10/2024

Lu Q. Le, MD, PhD, the Kenneth E. Greer, MD, Professor and chair of the Department of Dermatology, and his lab published an exciting study titled “Transcription factor KROX20 marks…

In Memoriam: School of Medicine Mourns the Loss of Mark Shaffrey, MD

12/10/2024

It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of Dr. Mark Edwin Shaffrey on December 4, 2024. Dr. Shaffrey served as the chair of the Department of Neurosurgery…

Biomedical Frontiers Podcast Discusses Regenerating Cartilage: A 3D Printed Future for Joint Health

12/3/2024

Did you know that cartilage has no blood vessels, making it one of the slowest tissues in the body to heal? In the latest episode of the podcast Biomedical Frontiers:…