Learn more about this rare form of cancer that develops in the bones or soft, connective tissue of the body, such as muscles, joints and fat.
This year, Virginia is requiring all rising 7th graders to get both doses of the HPV vaccine. But many parents have concerns.
Two dermatologists address common myths and misconceptions that may keep people of color from taking sun protection seriously.
After cancer treatment, life isn’t the same as before. Accepting these changes can help you find your new normal.
Jamie needed surgery to remove his melanoma and reconstruct his eyelid. Now he's doing his best to prevent skin cancer in his son.
Smoking & vaping may increase your risk of catching COVID-19 because they involve touching your fingers to your lips.
The new location is just off I-64, with free, convenient parking. Patients will be able to see their whole team in one appointment.
Prostate cancer, like many other cancers, doesn’t always cause symptoms in its earliest stages.
When UVA nurse Jonathan Bartels almost passed out while walking to work, he joked that he was dying. He was then diagnosed with cancer.
Hematologist Firas El Chaer, MD, came to UVA in 2019. He treats blood disorders and blood cancer, including leukemia.
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