Laura Homewood, MD, Featured on PBS Newshour Discussing Endometriosis

2/19/2025

Laura Homewood, MD, an assistant professor in the UVA Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, was featured on PBS Newshour discussing endometriosis. View the video on PBS News. Around the world,…

Cate Varney, DO, Featured in Over 300 Outlets Nationally in an Associated Press Story About Weight-Loss Medications

2/11/2025

Cate Varney, DO, an assistant professor in the UVA Department of Family Medicine, was highlighted in over 300 national media outlets in an Associated Press article about weight-loss medications. More…

Elias Karroum, MD, PhD, Featured on TV Stations Nationally Discussing Restless Legs Syndrome

2/4/2025

Elias Karroum, MD, PhD, an associate professor in the UVA Department of Neurology, was featured on TV stations across Virginia and nationally discussing restless legs syndrome. Millions of Americans are…

Jeffrey Wilson, MD, PhD, Interviewed by The Washington Post About How Meat Allergy Can Trigger Reactions to Some Medications

2/4/2025

Jeffrey Wilson, MD, PhD, an assistant professor of medicine in the UVA Division of Asthma, Allergy & Immunology, spoke with The Washington Post about how a meat allergy can cause…

Anita Clayton, MD, Highlighted on National TV Stations Discussing Factors That Hinder Treatment for Depression

1/28/2025

Anita Clayton, MD, professor and chair of UVA’s Department of Psychiatry and Neurobehavioral Sciences, was featured on TV stations nationally discussing factors that hinder treatment for depression. According to Dr.…

Catherine Varney, DO, Featured on TV Stations Nationally About Medicare Potentially Covering Weight-Loss Medications

1/28/2025

Catherine Varney, DO, an assistant professor in the Department of Family Medicine, was featured on TV stations nationally discussing the potential for Medicare to cover weight-loss medications. Medicare may potentially…

Michael Ayers, MD, Featured on TV Stations Nationally Discussing the Importance of Staying Active During the Winter

1/22/2025

Michael Ayers, MD, an assistant professor and sports cardiologist in the Department of Medicine, was featured on TV stations nationally discussing the importance of staying active during the winter. The…

Chris Holstege, MD, Featured Across Virginia and on TV Stations Nationally Discussing Winter Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Dangers

1/15/2025

Chris Holstege, MD, a professor of emergency medicine and pediatrics at the UVA School of Medicine and director of the Blue Ridge Poison Center, was featured across Virginia and on…