School Absences Could Help ID Kids With Chronic GI Disorders
3/4/2025
Children who frequently miss school because of abdominal complaints are far more likely to be suffering from disorders of the gut-brain axis such as irritable bowel syndrome than diseases that…
3 UVA Health Discoveries Up for 2024’s Biggest Scientific Advance
3/4/2025
For the seventh year in a row, major medical discoveries from UVA Health have been selected to compete for the title of the preceding year’s most important scientific advance. The…
Research in Motion: Laurie Archbald-Pannone, MD
3/4/2025
The goal of our research is to develop ways in which telehealth can be a tool for all of our patients to use; that it can be a tool to…
iTHRIV Offers Principles of Community Engagement 3rd Edition Through Research Concierge Portal
2/25/2025
The Centers for Disease Control has published the Principles of Community Engagement, 3rd Edition, which iTHRIV has made available through its Research Concierge Portal. The document is a comprehensive guide…
Daniel Abebayehu, PhD, Named 2025 Keystone Fellow
2/25/2025
Daniel Abebayehu, PhD, an assistant professor in the Department of Biomedical Engineering at the University of Virginia, has been selected as a Keystone Fellow by the non-profit Keystone Symposia on…
UVA Researchers Fast-Track Cancer Care with Patient-Specific Tumor Models
2/25/2025
What if doctors could predict a breast cancer patient’s response to treatment in just two weeks? Researchers at the University of Virginia have turned that possibility into reality, with a…
Young Women Suffering Menopause Symptoms Silently, Study Reveals
2/25/2025
More than half of women ages 30 to 35 are already suffering moderate to severe symptoms associated with menopause, yet most women are waiting decades before seeking treatment, new research…
Research in Motion: Andrew Muck, MD
2/25/2025
My research is taking advantage of the opportunities given to us by AI and large machine learning. With the help of these AI and large machine learning tools, we are…
