Patients who met with mental-health care providers saw better outcomes for viral suppression.

Their “cultural toolkit” contributes a unique perspective.

A commonly used antidepressant may be a promising treatment.

Hopeful, UVA researchers target the dangerous disease.

Research indicates that people associate power with negative speaking.

Professor’s work paints alarming portrait of Facebook’s power

Technology, research shows, can prevent meaningful connection, even between parents and children.

Researchers in the Department of Environmental Studies predict that climate change will result in more hot days.

A new tablet, developed by UVA engineers, could hold the answer to clean water for millions.

UVA researchers find that female athletes are more likely to experience concussion than male athletes.

Two UVA professors argue that all numbers are not equal in our minds.

In contrast to other theories of opioid overdoses, UVA researchers suggest that availability of the drugs is the most significant driver of such deaths.

The UVA Licensing & Ventures Group Seed Fund helps University-affiliated ideas grow until they are successful enough to attract other funding.

Researchers have identified an enzyme that influences macular degeneration, a discovery that could lead to more specific treatments.

UVA professor's study suggests new benefits of the Montessori school model.

Researchers examine causes of the opioid crisis and take aim at solutions from different perspectives.

Assistant Professor Nicola Bezzo's research focuses on creating systems to allow self-driving cars to deal with surprise events, such as a blown tire or sudden traffic.

Sandy Liss (Grad ’14, ’19), Sabrina Stierwalt and Chris Wiens’ (Col ’17) findings could give astronomers new data about how galaxies formed.

At what point do wearable health sensors dehumanize patients? Learn about the abilities and limitations of these advanced detection methods through the eyes of science and sociology.

Current UVA Medical School research on mice may lead to a greater understanding of how immune cells affect the brain.

Behavioral epigenetics is the study of how emotional trauma can affect the genes passed down to the next generation, and the study of prairie voles can shed some light on this phenomenon in humans.

Batten professor Craig Volden’s Legislative Effectiveness Project rates members of Congress according to their success in turning their ideas into laws.

Astronomy professor Ken Seidelmann helped solve a minor mystery of the GPS era: Did the prime meridian move?

Beauty is not the only thing in the eye of the beholder. Height. Distance. Effort. Cognitive psychologist Dennis Proffitt studies how we see the world around us.

Doctors at the UVA Medical Center are taking a closer look at whether traditional Tibetan healing techniques can help patient outcomes—and stand up to scientific scrutiny.