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Q&A: How are UVA researchers working to protect Virginia’s vulnerable Eastern Shore?
By collaborating with family-owned farms, they are exploring ways to adapt to changing environmental conditions.
Discovery & Innovation
Q&A: Are there such things as ‘girl brains’ and ‘boy brains’?
The leader of UVA’s Baby Lab scrutinizes new research about newborns’ attention to faces.
Discovery & Innovation
How treatable is postpartum depression?
The condition is the most common birth complication, but a UVA expert says treatments are available.
Discovery & Innovation
Q&A: How would a Google data center in outer space work?
A UVA expert explains the tech giant’s satellite test plan and whether putting AI systems in space could ease environmental pressures on Earth.
Discovery & Innovation
Q&A: How can new heart attack definitions improve care for women?
UVA Health cardiologist Dr. Patricia Rodriguez-Lozano explains how revised definitions could guide more personalized care.
Discovery & Innovation
Q&A: Were small down payments to blame for the housing bubble?
UVA economist W. Ben McCartney explains what 25 years of mortgage data reveal about borrowing, home prices and the risks facing today’s buyers.
Discovery & Innovation
Q&A: How does UVA Health treat addiction without judgment?
An addiction specialist explains the warning signs, treatment options and why listening, not lecturing, is key to effective care.
Discovery & Innovation
Is diet culture fueling a new wave of eating disorders?
A UVA Health expert explains why today’s renewed focus on thinness may put people at greater risk for eating disorders.
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