Transcatheter Pulmonary Valve Program Brings Cutting-Edge Therapies and Clinical Trials to Patients
5/6/2026
Pediatric and adult congenital heart specialists at UVA Health are committed to advancing transcatheter pulmonary valve technologies to deliver high-quality, less-invasive valve replacement options for children, adolescents, and adults with…
Edward Egelman, PhD, Elected to the American Academy of Arts & Sciences
5/6/2026
Edward (Ed) H. Egelman, PhD, Harrison Distinguished Professor of Biochemistry & Molecular Genetics, has been elected to the American Academy of Art and Sciences. Dr. Egelman is among the 252…
Rachelle Crescenzi, PhD, Secures $6.5 Million for MRI Research to Address Chronic Lymphatic Diseases
5/6/2026
Patients with chronic lymphatic diseases like lymphedema and lipedema suffer from misdiagnoses and delayed treatment because lymphatic function is difficult to monitor by current medical technologies. Imaging the lymphatic system…
Scientists Mine 70 Years of Research in Search of Answers About ESP
4/30/2026
University of Virginia School of Medicine scientists have scoured more than 70 years of neuroscientific research into extra-sensory perception (ESP) and identified the most promising leads for future study. Much…
Nominations Open for The Cornerstone Program
4/21/2026
The Cornerstone Program is a professional development opportunity for employees to enhance leadership and management skills. Cohorts are selected annually and have 30-40 participants. Participants span the entire organization, including…
Scientists Aim to Improve How We Understand Near-Death Experiences
4/21/2026
University of Virginia School of Medicine researchers are working to enhance the scientific rigor of research tools to assess near-death experiences – brushes with death that often transform people’s lives.…
UVA Develops Genetic Research Tool to Accelerate New Treatments, Benefit More Patients
4/21/2026
University of Virginia School of Medicine scientists have developed a new approach to genetic research that is poised to accelerate the development of treatments for inherited diseases and better tailor…
Millions Suffering Needlessly with Curable Hepatitis C
4/21/2026
Millions of Americans are still battling potentially deadly hepatitis C even though they could be cured with antiviral drugs they are not receiving, a new analysis reveals. University of Virginia…
