UVA researcher Ashley Brandebura helped uncover how a missing brain molecule may hold promise for treating Down syndrome.
Kristin Anderson leads a team designing smarter, stronger immune-based therapies for future patients.
For decades, Dr. Bruce Greyson has taken a scientist’s eye to what happens to people who die and are revived.
UVA’s Natasha Bailey says being scared creates a safe fear that gives the brain a buzz. Follow the raven to get another fright.
AI is giving a realistic boost to old-school scams – and helping create entirely new ones.
The medical pioneer has been leading the charge for women’s health for more than 30 years, finding balance playing bluegrass with her husband Alan.
The director of UVA’s treatment program sees reason for “cautious optimism” after a small study’s positive results.
When knees are damaged, the mind is often the last element to heal.