Peter Tuerk, a leading expert on the use of telehealth in clinical psychology, shares how the pandemic has already made lasting changes in how we treat mental health.

UV light is lethal to the coronavirus that causes COVID-19. Now, a robot is deploying the light as an efficient decontaminant.

Inspired by his daughter and many others, Pelphrey has become one of the nation's leading autism researchers and an adviser to the federal government. He explains four key advances in understanding the disorder.

The statewide effort will estimate the number of cases that were asymptomatic or untested.

The proposals selected for funding support improved antibody testing, vaccine development and improving patient outcomes.

Many myths surround obesity, but one fact is clear – it makes COVID-19 harder to fight.

Recovery from life-altering muscle injury may become possible through a technology under development at UVA.

UVA Health stroke expert Dr. Andrew Southerland helped write new recommendations from the American Heart Association's Stroke Council as concerns grow that stroke patients are delaying care during the pandemic.

For Great Britain, World War II continued in a series of "police actions" and colonial uprisings. Historian Erik Linstrum explores what the people on the home front knew of the violence and how they reacted, or didn't.

UVA researchers have made a surprising discovery about hair cells that sense sound, gaining insight into hearing loss and some genetic disorders.