Joshua Barney

Caregivers can find themselves both exhausted and unable to sleep, kept awake by responsibility and worry. But an online intervention developed at the School of Medicine can help, new research suggests.

A new discovery about how our bodies control our blood pressure could open the door to better ways to treat high blood pressure.

Doctors may be able to save patients from dangerous C. difficile by using drugs to quiet a hyperactive nervous system response.

Doctors and other care providers should talk with new moms about the very real risk they could fall alseep while feeding their babies, even if they're trying not to, UVA Health researchers say.

High blood pressure affects more than 1.3 billion people around the world. Long-term management of the condition with renin–angiotensin system inhibitors can cause kidney damage for some patients, and a new School of Medicine discovery explains why.

Coronary artery disease is the most common form of heart disease, affecting 70% or more of people over 60.

The weight-loss drug tirzepatide offers substantial benefits for managing diastolic heart failure, new research suggests.

Melanoma is an aggressive and dangerous form of skin cancer. A new clinical trial at UVA will evaluate the potential of focused ultrasound to improve immunotherapy outcomes in combination with surgery.

UVA Cancer Center's David Schiff, MD, is a leading expert in the treatment of brain tumors.

Scientists investigating the severe developmental disorder known as Rett syndrome have discovered a series of crucial molecular changes that occur long before symptoms appear. The findings could be used to develop better treatments for the devastating, life-shortening condition, the researchers say.