The Virginia Coronavirus Serology Project will help estimate how many people have had the virus without showing symptoms, or went untested, and better predict how COVID-19 may affect the state in the future.
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Becker’s Hospital Review highlighted UVA's ranking as the No. 1 hospital in Virginia for 2019-2020 by U.S. News & World Report, as well as its research efforts.
In addition to the pulmonary complications of COVID-19, the virus also may cause cardiovascular complications, including heart failure, heart attack and stroke.
A select group of UVA’s top researchers spoke on May 11 about what they’re doing to meet the many challenges of COVID-19. Watch the video here.
Tools you can use to stay connected to UVA Health during the pandemic and beyond.
Join peer mentors from across the state as they share best practices and community resources, and provide support for care providers throughout the Commonwealth.
Kent, an internationally recognized vascular surgeon, will oversee and lead all UVA Health operations, which means he will have a hand in every aspect of academic medicine, including clinical care, research education and community outreach.
Learn which patients will receive priority scheduling and get an overview of the many services now being offered.
Min Park, MD, and Sherita Chapman, MD, will serve as co-directors, bringing tremendous expertise in the multidisciplinary care of stroke patients.
With the addition of more specialty providers and expanded services, such as clinical trials and stem cell transplants, UVA Cancer Center is making improvements to better accommodate a greater number of patients.