Venton’s lab group, the first to devise tiny sensors to study fruit fly brains, is now closer to understanding how popular drugs that fight depression actually work.
A new tool for researching and detecting cancer could help doctors better find the “needle in the haystack.”
The move will affect the U.S. and nations across the world. UVA China expert Brantly Womack takes our questions.
Artificial intelligence has some well-documented flaws. UVA researchers are working to fix them.
Candy is destined to come in bunches to your child this Halloween. How can you control all that sugar intake? Here are a few tips.
An algorithm developed by UVA researchers can predict which cancer patients will benefit from a powerful class of cancer drugs. This discovery could remove some of the uncertainty with cancer treatment.
Though cannabis may boost a user’s mood, scores on creativity assessments won’t increase accordingly, a UVA researcher’s collaborative study indicates.