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In Virginia, 317,000 adults are estimated to have a mental illness that causes serious functional impairment. Mental illness affects so many lives, yet it is rarely discussed — today, professors and students at the University are making an effort to break the stigma.
Although frequently attributed to Benjamin Franklin, daylight saving was actually adopted by the U.S. in 1918 so that natural light could be used later in the industrial day, ostensibly to conserve fuel during World War I.
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The COVID-19 health crisis has wrought far-reaching changes in healthcare, and the School of Nursing is no exception. Not only have nurses had to learn quickly how to treat a new and dangerous virus, but the School of Nursing has also had to alter the methods in which care is conducted. These changes were publicized in an annual report, exemplifying the School’s concerted commitment to training future nurses for the frontlines of healthcare – even in a pandemic.
A study conducted by researchers in the School of Medicine found that mutations in the gene SCN8A led to epileptic seizures when expressed in brain cells called somatostatin interneurons. By identifying these cells as a factor in triggering seizures, this study provides a new way of thinking about how to treat a very severe form of epilepsy.
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