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Antibiotics Make You Susceptible to Disease
August 31, 2017Antibiotics are one of the most important items in… Read More
Antibiotics are one of the most important items in the doctor’s medical bag. They’re… Read More
Honoring Vivian Pinn, MD, Class of ’67
September 16, 2017We dedicated one of our research buildings in honor… Read More
We dedicated one of our research buildings in honor of Vivian Pinn, MD, last… Read More
Are Viruses Alive?
June 23, 2017This is a freaky one. You sometimes hear that… Read More
This is a freaky one. You sometimes hear that a virus will “die” without… Read More
Probiotic in Yogurt Can Reverse Depression Symptoms
March 7, 2017In a tremendously exciting finding, our researchers have found… Read More
In a tremendously exciting finding, our researchers have found that they can reverse the… Read More
Watch These Lungs ‘Breathe’ Outside the Body
July 5, 2017
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Here you can see pig lungs being ventilated on a device called “ex vivo lung perfusion.” EVLP, as it’s commonly… Read More
Antibiotics Make You Susceptible to Disease
August 31, 2017Antibiotics are one of the most important items in the doctor’s medical… Read More
Honoring Vivian Pinn, MD, Class of ’67
September 16, 2017We dedicated one of our research buildings in honor of Vivian Pinn, MD, last week, and it was a… Read More
Are Viruses Alive?
June 23, 2017This is a freaky one. You sometimes hear that a virus will… Read More
Probiotic in Yogurt Can Reverse Depression Symptoms
March 7, 2017In a tremendously exciting finding, our researchers have found that they can… Read More
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Honoring Vivian Pinn, MD, Class of ’67
September 16, 2017
We dedicated one of our research buildings in honor of Vivian Pinn, MD, last week, and it was a lovely event. Dr. Pinn was on hand, surrounded by friends, colleagues and former students, and she was almost moved to… Read More
Advancements in Spine Surgery
September 10, 2017
Here’s a quick link you might find interesting. My colleague Amy Marshall has done a post on the latest advances in spine surgery research over at the UVA Health System blog, Healthy Balance. She talked with our Frank Shen,… Read More
This is Cool
September 1, 2017
When we treat patients who suffer cardiac arrest — that is, their hearts have stopped — we often give them what is called “targeted temperature management.” Basically, we run a tube into their bodies that acts much like the… Read More
Antibiotics Make You Susceptible to Disease
August 31, 2017
Antibiotics are one of the most important items in the doctor’s medical bag. They’re vital for beating back potentially deadly infections. But they can also make you susceptible to disease, new research from our Bill Petri suggests.
Petri and colleagues,… Read More
A Condition So Rare It Has No Name
August 11, 2017
A local group, the Bow Foundation, has donated $50,000 to help our Michael McConnell, PhD, research a genetic disorder so rare it has no common name. That’s the news hook, anyway. The condition actually may not be that… Read More
