The symposium included the research of students from a variety of different fields including in the College, Engineering School, Nursing School and School of Medicine.
The University’s Emily Couric Clinical Cancer Center is currently conducting a survey designed to identify the needs of residents in 94 counties stretching from Northern Virginia to West Virginia in hopes to improve public provision of cancer services.
While some dogs, such as those at the Chemistry Building are mainly there for stress relief, other dogs — like those as at the Women’s Center — are available for personalized, one-on-one or group therapy sessions.
The case for this competition challenged students to address many factors related to health in Appalachia including high rates of diabetes and obesity, insufficient access to health care, low graduation rates and youth opioid abuse.
One of the main reasons for expanding the eye clinic is to improve access to care as the general populations within the Charlottesville community and across the state increase.
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.
Over half of the faculty in the Applied Mathematics, or APMA, Department of the Engineering School are female.
A key to making changes to diet and exercise habits is knowing what tendencies and barriers may stand in the way of reaching a goal.
Second-year College student Matthew Houff spoke about internet pornography and its effects on the brain at the TEDxUVA’s Student Speaker Competition held Nov. 14 at Boylan Heights.
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.
