Fire ants common along the Gulf Coast and in Texas are likely limiting the spread of a meat allergy carried by lone star ticks – but the invasive ants have a nasty bite of their own.
Kateri DuBay’s research could lead to significant advances in health care, technology, transportation and clean energy.
When might we have a vaccine for COVID-19? Dr. Steven Zeichner, head of UVA Health’s Division of Pediatric Infectious Diseases, offers some answers.
A UVA professor of reading education says that some children will need higher levels of intensive, targeted reading instruction at the beginning of this school year.
The technique, developed at UVA, replaces scalpels with sound waves to battle glioblastoma.
Three friends saw a need – and came up with a strategy to help fight COVID-19.
Using a “practical approach,” UVA Health infection control experts are working hand-in-hand with the long-term care facilities to control COVID-19.
Chemical engineering associate professor Bryan Berger and his research collaborator are combining the power of mathematical modeling with rapid lab testing technologies to fast-track crucial answers about the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus.