The VCU School of Medicine graduate’s game, Table Rounds, helps students discover hidden connections among symptoms, findings and treatments.

The two institutions are teaming up as part of a $1.7 million National Cancer Institute “team science” grant to create a program that’s the first of its kind in Virginia.

The two institutions are teaming up as part of a $1.7 million National Cancer Institute “team science” grant to create a program that’s the first of its kind in Virginia.

For several years, transplant researchers have studied a unique process that allows transplant teams to safely and effectively transplant kidneys from hepatitis C-positive deceased donors into recipients who do not have the disease.

VCU researchers are studying the effectiveness of two types of antimicrobial wipes to prevent the spread of infections.

The study creates a road map for future treatments of nonalcoholic fatty liver disease, for which there’s no approved treatment.

A VCU School of Medicine researcher is exploring the genetic underpinnings of trauma responses in the hope of improving mental health care.

The addiction treatment clinic has expanded to meet the growing need for its services, bringing options to patients across central Virginia. “It’s about achieving a better quality of life.”