Balkrishnan Leads Workshop at ISPOR Annual Meeting
5/25/2016
Rajesh Balkrishnan, PhD, Professor of Public Health Sciences, Director of the Cancer Control Core, and UVA Cancer Center Co-Director, Population Health and Prevention Research recently led a workshop at…
Valdez and UVA Co-PIs awarded RO1 from National Library of Medicine
3/31/2016
Dr. Rupa Valdez (Public Health Sciences), Dr. Steve Patek (Systems and Information Engineering), Dr. Mark Deboer (Pediatric Endocrinology), and Dr. Daniel Chernavvsky (Psychiatry and Neurobehavioral Sciences) are PIs on a…
Balkrishnan: Report on U.S. Kidney Disease Care shows major cost, garners major press
3/31/2016
A recent report using data from the the U.S. Renal Data System of the care and cost of renal disease shows an enormous and growing health care issue. PHS's Rajesh…
Targonski named Director of Research for Division of GGPC&HM
12/7/2015
Dr. Paul Targonski has accepted the new role of Director of Research for the Division of General, Geriatrics, Palliative Care and Hospital Medicine of the University of Virginia Health System. "Paul…
Balkrishnan, Cancer Center colleagues featured in Cavalier Daily, UVAToday
11/20/2015
Research by the Department's Rajesh Balkrishnan and colleagues in the Cancer Center has been featured in The Cavalier Daily and UVAToday.
Yan and Colleagues Present at Nephrology Society Annual Meeting
11/18/2015
Professor of Public Health Sciences Guofen Yan and colleagues recently presented study findings to further the understanding of minorities’ survival advantage on dialysis at the 2015 American Society of Nephrology…
Engelhard writes: We are all on the government dole
11/16/2015
Our resident health care policy expert, Carolyn L. Engelhard, writes regularly for The Hill. Read her latest explanation of the intricacies of American health care policy here.
Yan, et al. publish findings shedding light on state-level variations in treatment of kidney disease
11/4/2015
More than 600,000 Americans in 2012 were treated for kidney failure (end-stage renal disease or ESRD). A growing body of evidence indicates that many of these patients could have experienced…
