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Biological Clock Disruptions Sound Alzheimer’s Alarm
UVA researchers’ Alzheimer’s discovery suggests light sensitivity may play a key role in the disease’s symptoms.
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UVA Partnership Advances Autism Support in Kenya and U.S.
Professor Mandy Rispoli is co-leading efforts to boost caregiver training and education systems for children with autism on two continents.
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Carbon Capture May Not Rescue Drought-Prone Regions, Research Finds
Removing carbon from the atmosphere won't be a panacea for climate change, according to a UVA scientist.
Discovery & Innovation
Inflammation Discovery Could Slow Aging, Prevent Age-Related Diseases
In a “key conceptual breakthrough,” researchers have identified a trigger that causes “inflammaging” – inflammation that drives aging.
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Screens, Gorillas and Teens: Everyone’s Mental Health Is Vulnerable. Here’s How To Ease Risk
A zoo in Canada has joined the chorus of warnings about the threats social media poses to hominids. This expert on teens has some tips on how to lessen the harm to humans.
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Q&A: Is it Skin Cancer? When To Make a Mountain Out of a Mole
Moles can form in reaction to UV light, and may vary in number, color and shape. So when should you worry?
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‘Healthy Obesity’? Storing Fat Around Waist May Not Always Increase Your Diabetes Risk
For some people, gene variants may promote abdominal fat storage while still protecting from diabetes, new UVA research indicates.
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Engineering Professor Foresees AI Robots Working With Humans, Not Replacing Them
With trust and understanding, robots and humans may be able to coexist.
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