Can We Reduce Permanent Disability & Death After Severe Brain Injury?
Researchers are studying ways to prevent massive waves of brain activity from causing secondary injuries after large strokes.
Healthy Practice
Research in Motion: Jamie Zoellner, PhD
I focus on diet and nutrition risk factors in rural communities. More and more recently, I’ve also been spending time thinking about cancer screening and how to improve colorectal cancer screening rates at some of our federally qualified health cen...
Medicine in Motion News
MRI Can Save Rectal Cancer Patients From Surgery, Study Finds
Magnetic resonance imaging can spare many rectal cancer patients from invasive surgery that can carry lifelong side effects, a study finds.
UVA Health Newsroom
Research in Motion | Heather Ferris, MD, PhD
“I take care of older adults with diabetes, and my lab is interested in how brain metabolism affects your risk for developing dementia.”
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