The Aortic Telehealth program will provide patients with emergent conditions from the Culpeper area with immediate access to University physicians.
Initial results indicate a correlation between the bacterial makeup of the nose and the severity of common cold symptoms.
One of HackCville’s most popular and rapidly-growing programs is called Startup Trips, in which students travel to cities such as Austin, D.C. and New York to explore a variety of companies.
The trial is currently recruiting older adults — aged 55 and over — that suffer from insomnia and mild cognitive impairment through the University of Virginia Aging and Memory Care Clinic.
A Science Policy Initiative at the University and Cville Comm-UNI-ty press release urged Fifth District candidates to consider science policies.
Much of the talk focused on the physiological changes a person experiences when in space.
The Computer Science Undergraduate Curriculum Committee is considering curriculum changes to both the Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Arts degrees for computer science.
Cass Sackett has designed original experiments for the Cold Atom Laboratory, an ultra-cold physics lab housed in the International Space Station — NASA’s orbiting space station — since May.
The U.Va. Health System provides plenty of ways to get involved in National Breast Cancer Awareness Month but stresses that care and education are year-round endeavors.
Unprecedented price increases have spurred outrage from some community members.
The petition has garnered nearly 1,200 signatures from students, faculty and alumni.
Researchers present their work at “Spotlight on Research Excellence at UVA” event as part of inauguration festivities.
As a father and training physician, Streeter brings a unique perspective to the student-run organization.
Babylon Micro-Farms has developed a system using hydroponic farming to make growing fresh produce more sustainable
Established in the late ‘70s, the HEP was created out of a partnership between the Virginia Department of Education, the University Children’s Hospital and Charlottesville City Schools.
As the 2018-19 flu season approaches, medical staff respond to common concerns about flu vaccinations and students explain what determines if they get vaccinated.
The one-hour talk last week focused on the recent approval of Medicaid expansion in Virginia to 400,000 low-income residents.
Four years after its debut in 2014, a second version of the Green Workplace Program has since been launched.
This partnership has created a new course for graduate data science students that specifically addresses ethical issues related to the handling of data and advancement in technology.
Women make up less than 25 percent of faculty in several STEM departments in the College at U.Va.
