A panel of four students in the School of Medicine shared how their diverse identities influenced their experiences as aspiring healthcare professionals Tuesday evening.
National Geographic’s On Campus event hosted a collection of programs tailored to university audiences, focusing on scientific and cultural topics, environmental resilience and storytelling.
Researchers at the University have found that the drug fluvoxamine, ordinarily used as medication for those with obsessive-compulsive disorder, may have the ability to treat sepsis as well.
This new method promises to be cheaper, faster and easier than traditional techniques.
According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, outbreaks of this virus are common in universities, as shared living and eating spaces allow the virus to spread more easily.
Recently, the Kipnis Lab led groundbreaking research that linked waste removal in the brain to Alzheimer’s Disease.
The renovations included 15 remodeled postpartum rooms adjacent to labor and delivery rooms, a newborn assessment area, a reoriented staff workroom that facilitates frequent monitoring of newborns and a centralized nurse station.
The new School of Data Science encourages new research that combines biomedicine and data analytics.
University's Data Science Institute and the Darden School of Business partnered to create a new dual Masters program and expose graduates about the applications of data science in the business industry.
This spring, U.Va. Dining is launching a new Plant-Forward program focused on providing plant-based menu items that are both healthy and environmentally friendly.
At the start of this year, a research team began developing a mobile app that healthcare providers can use to help manage cancer pain, and to help strengthen and build research capacity in Nepal.
The designation offers new opportunities for international students who wish to work in the United States after graduation.
Last year, iLab was able to launch 23 startups, such as Art for the Heart, DataClassroom and Minimally Invasive Spinal Technology.
Medical social workers are integral parts of the hospital and oversee much of the non-medical aspects of a patients recovery.
Over half of the faculty in the Applied Mathematics, or APMA, Department of the Engineering School are female.
The Translational Health Research Institute of Virginia officially launched in January 2017 aims to provide a platform to expand cooperation and accessibility of health research data at the University and beyond.
The research team hopes its findings can be applied to gain a greater understanding of cancer biology and potentially lead to a cancer treatment.
Despite differences in the Johnson & Johnson vaccine, University physicians believe it will play a role in lowering instances of severe COVID-19 infection and increasing vaccination levels around the globe.
Researchers aimed to better understand the feasibility of achieving herd immunity yet found evidence that shows that immunity itself cannot be reached through antibody production alone.
Black women are three to four times more likely to die from pregnancy or child-birth related causes like preeclampsia, hypertension, preterm labor, hemorrhage and infection.
Parents, families and friends of the Class of 2021 are invited to place a congratulatory ad in the ANNUAL GRADUATION ISSUE of The Cavalier Daily. This keepsake issue will be distributed around Grounds starting May 20 and can be shipped to your home. Make sure to save your graduate’s spot today!
