Study: A Mother's Touch May Influence the Genetics of Baby's Social Development
The latest evidence that gene may not be destiny comes from Kathleen Krol’s study of maternal-infant interactions and how they affect the expression of genes that are important to babies’ development of oxytocin systems.
UVA Today
Area Car Show Drives Support for Patients with Cancer
The second annual Virginia Festival of the Wheel—a classic car show benefitting the UVA Cancer Center—brought together enthusiasts from across the Commonwealth to celebrate the role that the automobile has played in Virginia’s progress.
Investing in Hope
Blending Research and Patient Care
Dr. Indumathy Varadarajan found her calling at a young age. She was very close to her grandmother, who passed away from acute myeloid
leukemia (AML) when Dr. Varadarajan was a child. From that moment on, she knew that she wanted to find a cure.
Investing in Hope
For This UVA Doctor, Cancer Care is Personal
On March 18, 2019, Dr. Kelleher—who attended UVA for medical school, and who completed her residency here prior to joining the faculty—learned that she had a form of breast cancer that required a double mastectomy.
Investing in Hope
UVA Doctor Credits Early Detection to Her Successful Fight Against Cancer
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