By lowering the threshold for the definition of high blood pressure, the overall prevalence of high blood pressure is increased by around 14 percent.
Through the focused ultrasound technique, a precise area of brain tissue that has defective nerve cells causing the tremors is destroyed using sound waves.
Drawing inspiration from silly-putty, Lou Bloomfield looked to make a material that would be adaptive and moldable on a long-time scale, but firm and solid-like on a short-time scale.
U.Va. McIntire School of Commerce alumnus Chaitenya Razdan designs new hospital gown to provide patient comfort and access.
“Intro to the U.S. Health Care System” teaches medical and nursing students about the inner workings of the healthcare industry.
Darden school's start-up incubator provides mentorship, finances and space to new entrepreneurs.
The Food and Drug Administration recently approved a new drug, Radicava, as a potential treatment for Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) patients.
Executive Vice President for Health Affairs is highest paid University employee outside of athletics.
An exhibit in both the Chemistry Building and Clark Hall highlights the history, challenges and successes of women at the University.
Researchers discover matrilineal line dating back 300 years in Pueblo Bonito burial site.
