A nurse-led intervention for cancer survivors to gauge their psycho-social health and wellness weeks after their treatments have ended shows signs of success.
Hint: The research sheds new light on auto safety for women.
With a new $2.5 million grant, the National Science Foundation has tapped the University of Virginia to help expand Virginia universities’ access to protected data for research.
UVA leaders on Thursday lauded researchers in a rapid seed-funding program that matched faculty members from different fields to pursue answers to vexing questions.
UVA environmental scientists recently flew over coastal areas of Virginia to document extreme high tide flooding – and gain insights to sea level rise.
UVA’s one-of-a-kind database, Autism DRIVE, combines information on current research and evidence-based resources available across the state.
Jacob Resch, an assistant professor of kinesiology, is working with the schools of Engineering and Medicine on a cell phone application that may be able to detect concussions.
The results definitively showed that three commonly used drugs were about equally effective at stopping potentially deadly seizures when the default choice proved unable to do so.