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March 6, 2012 Drivers with diabetes: Can an online tool reduce their risks?

Could a few simple clicks save drivers with diabetes from a potentially fatal crash? Researchers at the University of Virginia…

March 5, 2012 Epilepsy surgery: Study examines potential noninvasive option

For about 25 percent of patients suffering from epilepsy, medications do not effectively control the disease and stop seizures. For…

February 16, 2012 Federal law slashed needlestick injuries, new UVA research shows

A federal law enacted to protect healthcare workers from being stuck by needles dramatically reduced the number of such injuries,…

January 25, 2012 Acid-reflux medications no benefit for treating asthma in children, UVA study finds

Despite research linking asthma and acid reflux, acid-reflux medications do not control children’s asthma symptoms , a study led by…

January 19, 2012 UVA infectious disease expert named Va. Outstanding Scientist

The University of Virginia Health System’s Richard L. Guerrant, MD, an infectious disease expert who has waged an international campaign…

January 16, 2012 Free events Jan. 16 to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

To honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., the University of Virginia School of Nursing and School of Medicine will host…

January 3, 2012 VCU School of Pharmacy to open UVA Medical Center satellite campus

Virginia Commonwealth University School of Pharmacy will open a new satellite location next fall at the University of Virginia Medical…