A decade after its creation, faculty and students reflect on how the Patient, Physician and Society course prepares the next generation of physicians.

The Shining Knight Gala, an annual event held to benefit the trauma center, shares patient’s amazing story of tragedy and triumph.

A study involving 90 medical centers from across the globe is providing new insights into how a person’s location of care impacts clinical outcomes for advanced liver disease.

VCU psychologist will present clinical trial findings to Congress on June 7.

Social work assistant professor Adrienne Baldwin-White is working to improve the culture of trauma-informed care for sexual assault survivors.

Research will continue to develop potential future clinical biomarkers that will allow early detection and intervention, according to one of the VCU investigators who led the research team.

After a decade of providing global cost-saving processes for medications, the Central Virginia institute looks ahead to growing engagement with partners within each disease ecosystem.

Saleh Smadi immigrated to the U.S. from a rural region of Jordan, where his access to health care and education was limited. Now a standout student at VCU’s School of Dentistry, he is driven to use his skills to help underserved communities.