The new grant, part of the American Rescue Plan and the Lorna Breen Act, will allow UVA Health to expand the reach of the program to overwhelmed health care workers across the country.
Sharlene Brightly, the first Black woman to represent UVA in intercollegiate competition, will be honored at halftime of the Cavaliers’ game against Clemson.
As authorization of the COVID-19 vaccine for children under 5 grows near, parents are likely to have several questions. UVA’s Dr. William Petri takes a stab at answering them.
“It’s not necessarily about having the most efficient algorithm,” Tassone says of data science. “It’s about the creativity and the entrepreneurial spirit that people bring to solving problems.”
In 2002, Lee Ann Parsley-Davenport won the silver medal in skeleton – the sport in which a person slides head-first down a frozen track, lying face down on a sled.
A mask that’s washable, breathes easily and filters the coronavirus? A patent-pending technology developed at UVA could lead to one of the first plain cloth masks to meet new official standards for filtration and breathability.
The findings shed light on the role of immune cells in harmful lung inflammation.
Tony Elliott, who became UVA’s head football coach in December, said his experience at the U.S. Air Force Academy Preparatory School influenced several of his new hires.