A UVA Health discovery is scoring well with readers who are voting for important breakthroughs in a medical March Madness bracket.

Lab results show an insulin-sensitizing drug could help people at risk of severe illness.

UVA researchers will join colleagues at several universities in “mapping” healthy guts in children to develop new treatments for intestinal and childhood diseases.

Findings from University researchers suggest reducing two fat byproducts could lead to longer, healthier lives.

Winners of the “STAT Madness” competition will be determined by public voting online.

Sepsis infections are among the top five causes of maternal mortality worldwide.

The UVA researchers identified a contributor to harmful blood vessel growth in the eye.

The UVA finding suggests new treatment approaches for MS and other autoimmune diseases.

The discovery could lead to the first treatment for a mysterious illness that can cause pain and fatigue.

The School of Law fared well in new Princeton Review rankings, while biomedical researchers have located potential drug targets for the No. 1 cause of death worldwide.