New 'Paint' Could Spare Patients Repeated Surgeries

New ‘Paint’ Could Spare Patients Repeated Surgeries

A $2.8 million grant will advance the development of epiNanopaint, a high-tech way to save patients from multiple surgeries.

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Blood Test Could Predict Risk of Long-Term COVID-19 Lung Problems

Blood Test Could Predict Risk of Long-Term COVID-19 Lung Problems

The UVA discovery also offers a note of hope: Even those suffering from severe COVID-19 don’t develop a fatal lung-scarring condition.

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New Center for RNA Science and Medicine Poised to Become an Epicenter for RNA-Focused Inquiry and Innovation - Medicine in Motion News

New Center for RNA Science and Medicine Poised to Become an Epicenter for RNA-Focused Inquiry and Innovation

In a significant leap forward for RNA science and medicine, five schools at the University of Virginia have joined hands to inaugurate a groundbreaking collaborative center aimed at driving advancements in the understanding and application of RNA tec...

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Melanie Rutkowski, PhD, Research Covered in Association of American Medical Colleges Story About Personalized Medicine - Media Highlights - Medicine in Motion News

Melanie Rutkowski, PhD, Research Covered in Association of American Medical Colleges Story About Personalized Medicine

A team headed by Melanie Rutkowski, PhD, associate professor at the UVA School of Medicine’s Department of Microbiology, Immunology, and Cancer Biology, is conducting experiments to understand how differences in the diversity and health of gut bact...

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Research in Motion: Mete Civelek, PhD - Research - Medicine in Motion News

Research in Motion: Mete Civelek, PhD

I’m a cardiovascular researcher, and my lab aims to understand how our genetic makeup increases our risk of having a heart attack. We do this by using both computational approaches and experimental approaches. —Mete Civelek, PhD, Associate Profes...

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