4/23/2025
Linda Martin, MD, a professor in the Department of Surgery's thoracic section, was featured locally, across Virginia, and on TV stations nationally discussing a new medication that helps surgeons spot…
Two School of Medicine Faculty Featured in Medscape
4/23/2025
Two faculty members of the UVA School of Medicine were highlighted recently in Medscape, a leading online global platform providing medical news, expert insights, and educational resources. Patrick Jackson,…
Kim Penberthy, PhD, Talked With U.S. News & World Report About Bipolar Disorder and Depression
4/23/2025
Kim Penberthy, PhD, MA, a professor in the Department of Psychiatry and Neurobehavioral Sciences, spoke with U.S. News & World Report to explain the distinctions between bipolar disorder and depression.…
4/15/2025
In the podcast Rotation Ready, Jeffrey Gander, MD, associate professor in the UVA Department of Surgery, expertly guides students on how to pre-round on their pediatric patients in the mornings,…
4/9/2025
Neeral Shah, MD, an associate professor in the Department of Medicine, has been featured in media outlets across Virginia and on national TV stations discussing the connection between alcohol consumption…
4/2/2025
Huilun (Helen) Wang, PhD, a postdoctoral researcher in the UVA Department of Molecular Physiology and Biological Physics, was featured across Virginia, and on TV stations nationally, highlighting her recent grant…
Biomedical Frontiers Podcast Showcases Improvements in Rural Medicine and Physician Inventors
4/2/2025
Can medical devices improve patient care in rural healthcare systems? In this episode of the Biomedical Frontiers podcast, Aileen Helsel, MD, director of Innovation at Carilion Clinic, shares how her…
Rebecca Scharf, MD, Featured in Scientific American About the Value of Children Doing Chores
3/26/2025
Rebecca Scharf, MD, an associate professor in the UVA Department of Pediatrics, was highlighted in Scientific American about how giving children chores contributes to their growth and social development. Is…