NASA Astronaut Touches Down at UVA
October 30, 2018We had a fantastic visit yesterday from astronaut Scott… Read More
We had a fantastic visit yesterday from astronaut Scott… Read More
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A Pioneer Award for Truly Pioneering Research
October 3, 2018Our Jonathan Kipnis, PhD, has made a series of… Read More
Our Jonathan Kipnis, PhD, has made a series of… Read More
HPV Discovery Opens Door to New Cancer Treatments
December 12, 2018We know a good bit about how HPV (human… Read More
We know a good bit about how HPV (human… Read More
Your Nose Inhabitants May Affect Your Cold Symptoms
September 27, 2018Interesting new research from our Ronald Turner, MD, has… Read More
Interesting new research from our Ronald Turner, MD, has… Read More
NASA Astronaut Touches Down at UVA
October 30, 2018We had a fantastic visit yesterday from astronaut Scott… Read More
We had a fantastic visit yesterday from astronaut Scott Tingle, who spent 168 days on the International Space Station. He spoke to the School of Medicine about his lifelong dream of going into space and what it was like… Read More
A Pioneer Award for Truly Pioneering Research
October 3, 2018Our Jonathan Kipnis, PhD, has made a series of… Read More
HPV Discovery Opens Door to New Cancer Treatments
December 12, 2018We know a good bit about how HPV (human… Read More
Your Nose Inhabitants May Affect Your Cold Symptoms
September 27, 2018Interesting new research from our Ronald Turner, MD, has… Read More
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HPV Discovery Opens Door to New Cancer Treatments
December 12, 2018
We know a good bit about how HPV (human papillomavirus) causes cancer, down to a particular protein it makes to stop healthy cells’ natural ability to prevent tumors. Scientists have tried for years to find a way to block… Read More
Virginia’s 1st Certified Duchenne Care Center
December 12, 2018
Our Children’s Hospital has been named a Certified Duchenne Care Center by Parent Project Muscular Dystrophy, a nonproft organization working to end Duchenne muscular dystrophy, the most common fatal genetic disorder diagnosed in children. Our Children’s… Read More
Creating a Diverse, Inclusive Environment
December 11, 2018
See those big windows on the front of the School of Medicine? Everyone should see themselves reflected there.
For the seventh consecutive year, the School of Medicine has received a national award recognizing its commitment to diversity and inclusion. The… Read More
A Husband and Wife Working to Improve Breast Cancer Care
December 3, 2018
Our Shayna and Tim Showalter have received more than $1.8 million from the National Institutes of Health for their effort to improve radiation therapy and breast surgery for women with early-stage breast cancer.
The Showalters, who are married, have developed… Read More
