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Q&A: What are the new options for colorectal cancer screening?
UVA Health’s Dr. Andrew Wolf helped shape the new guidelines as cases continue to rise among younger adults.
Research & Discovery
What is creatine, and should you take it?
A UVA dietician says the supplement taken to build muscles, appears safe and even might help women in menopause.
Research & Discovery
Q&A: What is sepsis and why can it turn deadly so quickly?
After the death of a champion NASCAR driver, UVA Health’s Dr. Taison Bell explains why early treatment for sepsis is critical.
Research & Discovery
Q&A: Why did doctors rename a condition that affects millions of women?
Dr. Dana Redick, a women’s health expert at UVA Health, explains polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome and its new name.
Research & Discovery
Q&A: Why should your kids attend a summer program?
A UVA researcher weighs in on the state of youth programming outside of school and what it means that 3 in 4 kids are missing out.
Research & Discovery
Are we alone? UFO files spark questions about bias and belief
Interest in aliens remains high, but a UVA astronomer says these newly released papers leave more questions than answers.
Research & Discovery
Q&A: Why are tick bites sending people to the ER in droves?
The tiny insects carry dangerous diseases, making this doctor more concerned about them than snakes and bears. Here’s how to protect yourself.
Research & Discovery
Q&A: How can workplaces better support neurodiversity?
About 1 in 5 people are neurodiverse, yet UVA professor Rose Nevill says workplaces still fall short in supporting them.
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