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Discovery & Innovation
Hypnosis: The Power of Suggestion Is Also the Power To Heal
Hypnosis is more than just a sideshow trick; it鈥檚 a legitimate form of therapy, a UVA professor says.
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Discovery & Innovation
Generation X Is in the Bullseye for Lead Exposure, Harms to Mental Health
A UVA researcher says 151 million cases of diagnosable mental disorders 鈥渃an be attributed to lead.鈥
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Discovery & Innovation
2024 Was Earth鈥檚 Hottest Year, Continuing the Global Warming Trend
UVA environmental scientist Kevin Grise discusses regional impacts of climate change and the fastest-warming areas.
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Discovery & Innovation
Got Hunger? Take It to the Gym
UVA researchers say upping your exercise game curbs that hungry feeling.
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Discovery & Innovation
Gifting Teens Tech? Ponder These 5 Tips
UVA youth development expert Nancy Deutsch offers advice on helping teens develop healthy use of social media and technology.
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Discovery & Innovation
Q&A: How Does the New Self-Serve HPV Test Work? This Doctor Explains
Dr. Carrie Sopata, a gynecologist at UVA Health, said women can opt for the new procedure to avoid a speculum exam.
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Discovery & Innovation
Grounds Work Finds Early 20th-Century Pillar
Workers digging near the Rotunda found part of an entranceway onto the Grounds from more than 100 years ago.
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Discovery & Innovation
By First Grade, Children Begin To Perceive Collective Punishment as Unfair
A new study finds preschoolers view collective punishment for an individual鈥檚 misdeed to be reasonable. Not so for 6- and 7-year-olds.

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