With high marks for care, consistency, innovation and research, UVA’s hospital is named the best in the state.

Also, a national publication named the UVA Medical Center’s CEO as one of the top 25 women leaders in health care.

A poison control hotline is fielding a surge in calls for kids mistakenly eating marijuana edibles.

UVA Cancer Center is working with health centers in rural areas of Virginia to bring critical cancer screenings to more people.

Ten years after another hospital told his parents to prepare for his death, Kahmari Reidl is a living testimony to the care he receives at UVA Children’s.

The text is designed to help Virginians avoid poisonings from encounters with wildlife and is now available as a free, downloadable book.

Lung cancer is often caught too late for effective treatment. UVA Health is working to change that.

UVA researchers are joining a national network of scientists working to stop infectious diseases now and to thwart future outbreaks.

Colorectal cancer is the third-leading cause of death among men and women. Of the new cases reported each year, 10.5% occur in individuals under 50 years of age.