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Conor's condition put him at risk for brain damage. 4 years after his transplant, that risk is gone, and he's now a big brother.
Both of Garneau's parents are also doctors. Over the years, he saw how rewarding the patient interactions and lifelong learning could be.
When Veronica Downing found out she needed a kidney transplant, she and her husband became part of UVA's first paired exchange programs. Now she shares an update on how life has been.
Cynthia Yoshida, MD, is passionate about colon cancer prevention. She works to increase access to screening for patients throughout Virginia.
Dr. Oyer loves being able to improve the patient's quality of life while preserving their identity.
Cardiologist James Bergin, MD, specializes in heart failure and transplants. Learn more about why he became a heart doctor.
Interventional radiology uses minimally invasive techniques and imaging guidance. Daniel Sheeran, MD, shares why he enjoys this field.
The new location is just off I-64, with free, convenient parking. Patients will be able to see their whole team in one appointment.
Congenital heart disease is the most common type of birth defect. But the Stifflers had no reason to think that it would affect two of their kids.
As a pediatric allergist, Jonathan Hemler, MD, diagnoses and treats kids who have food allergies. He also researches the causes and treatments of these allergies. He's especially interested in: Anaphylaxis, a life-threatening allergic reaction Red meat allergies The genetics of food allergies The organization Food Allergy Research & Education recently…
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