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Kibbe brings far-reaching expertise in patient care, education and research to her new role.

A new measure of heart function developed at UVA can identify patients at very high risk of hospitalization or death from systolic heart failure or pulmonary hypertension.

UVA scientists found that a process called “abscission” – the final step in cell division – is crucial for normal brain development.

The innovative approach maps dynamic chromosome folding in three dimensions.

The discovery could also lead to better treatments for ovarian and breast cancers.

The research offers needed guidance for early detection in nursing homes and dorms.

UVA research reveals why sleep can raise risks for people with epilepsy and contribute to sudden unexpected death in epilepsy.

Three common scoring systems used in hospital intensive care units could affect patients’ care in crises, UVA warns.

UVA research revealed the country is falling far short of its goals for common childhood vaccines and identified troubling disparities along race, income and education lines.

UVA researchers have identified a potential way to prevent sudden unexpected death in epilepsy.