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UVA Study Aims to Relieve Huntington's Patients' Hidden Symptoms
A UVA nurse scientist and psychology professor are working together to help Huntington's patients deal with the "emotional roller coaster" the disease can cause.
Teens With Secure Family Relationships 'Pay It Forward' With Empathy for Friends
A new UVA study says teenagers develop empathy over time, but those who feel safe and connected with their families may have a head start.
Who Practices What Religion, Where, in Virginia
Driven by both a personal interest and a professional curiosity, Shonel Sen and Rebecca Draughon examined the role geography plays in determining a region's religious trends.
Photos: A Look Inside UVA's MRI Hub
Q&A: Engineering Professor Discusses Catastrophic Surfside Collapse
John R. Scully studies the mechanisms of corrosion and the potential costs to life and infrastructure, recently made all too real in Florida.
Do I Need a COVID-19 Booster Shot? 6 Questions Answered on How to Stay Protected
Writing for The Conversation, UVA's Dr. William Petri tackles six common questions about booster shots.
Depression, Suicidal Thoughts Plague Ailing Coal Miners, Study Finds
UVA researchers are calling for better mental health care in coalfields of Appalachia.
Q&A: How Microglia Could Change Medicine
Engineering Grad Receives Rader Prize for Network Science Research
U.S. Air Force Cadet Henry Carscadden, who will join the Space Force, will continue his research this summer at UVA's Biocomplexity Institute.
Can You Hear Me Now? Professor Studies Telecom Companies' Twitter Responses
McIntire professor Reza Mousavi studied how Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile and Sprint respond to upset customers on Twitter. Two companies stood out, and there were a few surprises.