Framed by the pandemic, the Class of 2024 persevered – with a 99% match rate for residency programs and wise reflections on the journey.
Framed by the pandemic, the Class of 2024 persevered – with a 99% match rate for residency programs and wise reflections on the journey.
Undergraduate student researcher and aspiring forensic toxicologist studies medications used in the treatment of HIV infections.
As the devices grow in popularity, researchers warn that young adult users are showing reduced blood vessel function
As more patients seek treatment for alcohol-related illnesses, VCU School of Medicine faculty discuss findings that ‘no level of alcohol consumption is safe for our health.’
For patients and broader audiences, Shirlene Obuobi brings creativity and commitment to health care, including how racial bias makes its mark.
“We’re trying to really empower the residents to take ownership of their patients’ health,” said Timothy V. Johnson, M.D. “To recognize that the night is actually half of the day.”
"Incredible things happen when you care about people," Saavedra says.