
While no words are adequate enough to account for this loss, sharing our grief in whatever forms we can is one way we can try to support each other.
While no words are adequate enough to account for this loss, sharing our grief in whatever forms we can is one way we can try to support each other.
Enjoy this brief preview of health-related films included in this year's Virginia Film Festival.
We answer your questions about which vaccines you need and when to protect yourself this season.
When you first learn your child has cancer, you're filled with questions and not sure what's next. Read this advice from a parent who's been there.
New infant screenings in Virginia caught newborn Logan's genetic disorder. For the first time, UVA Children's experts could use gene therapy to help a child avoid severe symptoms.
As kids return to school, they may feel afraid of another school shooting. What can you do to help children worry less & address gun violence in general?
Informed, full of worldly opinions, but cautious, reserved: I don't get my teens' Gen Z characteristics. A teen psychologist explains what's going on.
Mental health touches all of us. This May, Mental Health Awareness Month, Charlottesville groups have can't-miss events to promote mental health.
For 2 years, Dr. Petri battled both the disease and the misinformation about it. This month, Petri receives an award for his work and offers these reflections.
Today, March 21, 2022, marks 2 years since the first COVID-19 patient came to UVA Health. This timeline shows how the pandemic played out from there.
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