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At the University of Virginia School of Medicine, our primary purpose is to educate and train physicians and research scientists to help people achieve healthy, productive lives and advance knowledge in the medical sciences within a culture that promotes equity, diversity and inclusiveness. Explore the videos within the channel to learn more.
Monique Vaughan, MD improving surgery outcomes in women for pelvic floor disorders such as prolapse.
Monique Vaughan, MD, Assistant Professor, Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology
Transcript:
Over the last 10 to 20 years, there's been an increased emphasis on team science and biomedical research. And this really refers to the concept of creating building a unique and multidisciplinary team, where each member of the team uses his or her unique knowledge, skills and expertise to solve medical problems and improve the care we deliver to patients.
I'm Monique Vaughn, I'm an assistant professor here in the department of ObGyn at UVA, and I'm specifically a uro gynecologist and reconstructive pelvic surgeon, which means that I treat women who have pelvic floor disorders.
We know that approximately 25% of all women and 50% of women who have had children will go on to develop a pelvic floor disorder in her lifetime, such as prolapse. And we know that many of our prolapse surgeries could be improved by in terms of success and complications. And that's really what my research aims to do. And I anticipate that the new Institute of Biotechnology will serve as a hub for collaboration to help refine new therapies and prepare them for the process toward FDA approval.
Transcript:
Over the last 10 to 20 years, there's been an increased emphasis on team science and biomedical research. And this really refers to the concept of creating building a unique and multidisciplinary team, where each member of the team uses his or her unique knowledge, skills and expertise to solve medical problems and improve the care we deliver to patients.
I'm Monique Vaughn, I'm an assistant professor here in the department of ObGyn at UVA, and I'm specifically a uro gynecologist and reconstructive pelvic surgeon, which means that I treat women who have pelvic floor disorders.
We know that approximately 25% of all women and 50% of women who have had children will go on to develop a pelvic floor disorder in her lifetime, such as prolapse. And we know that many of our prolapse surgeries could be improved by in terms of success and complications. And that's really what my research aims to do. And I anticipate that the new Institute of Biotechnology will serve as a hub for collaboration to help refine new therapies and prepare them for the process toward FDA approval.
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Scott Hollenbeck, MD, developing soft tissue filler to act as a reconstructive modality.
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Scott Hollenbeck, MD, Professor and Chair, Department of Plastic Surgery, Maxillofacial & Oral Health Transcript: One thing I'm really excited about is our program and diseases of adipose tissue, specifically lymphedema and lipedema. These are conditions that we really don't know a whole lot about. But many patients suffer from swelling in the legs and arms and other areas. We hope to enroll pa...
Jaideep Kapur, MD, PhD, provides unique and new insights into the mechanisms of grand mal seizures.
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Kapur, Jaideep, MD, PhD, Professor, Department of Neurology Transcript: I'm a neurologist and a neuroscientist, and I love leading a life of mind. I can explore mechanisms and treatment of seizures and epilepsy in the lab, and I can also help human beings with epilepsy, both by doing clinical trials and being in clinic. I'm Jaideep Kapoor, MD, PhD, a clinician investigator. I'm Eugene Meyer, th...
Melissa Little, PhD, using innovative and sustainable approaches to reduce tobacco use.
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Melissa Little, PhD, Associate Professor Department of Public Health Sciences Transcript: So I get really energized when I meet directly with community partners to understand how they think and feel about tobacco in their community. I really love then working with them to try to understand how we can come up with innovative solutions to address tobacco-related disparities that they see in their...
John Bushweller, PhD developing paradigm-shifting therapy for these specific types of cancer.
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John Bushweller, PhD, Professor Department of Molecular Physiology & Biological Physics Transcript: The science that we do allows us to make new discoveries every day that can be understanding better the how the biology of a cancer works or developing a new agent to treat that cancer and that, those discoveries are what got me excited, every day. Hi, I'm John Bushweller. I'm professor of molecu...
Douglas Bayliss, PhD, discusses chemical and electrical signals used by the brain to drive breathing
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Douglas Bayliss, PhD, Chair Department of Pathology Transcript: What I love about my research with my colleagues, we really enjoy, devising and conducting experiments that reveal the underlying principles of how our complex and confusing biological systems work. And it's really gratifying when we can provide new answers into how those systems work under normal conditions and when there are prob...
Chris Moskaluk, MD, PhD Using human cancer specimens to identify potential new therapeutics.
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Chris Moskaluk, MD, PhD Professor and Chair, Department of Pathology Transcript: Well, the thing that I love about our research is that it's very translational. We use primary human cancer specimens that allowed us to identify a potential new therapeutic and to develop a couple of new diagnostic biomarkers. My name is Chris Moskaluk. I am a professor of pathology. I perform surgical pathology d...
Paola Gehrig, MD, discusses her joy of taking care of patients from diagnosis through survivorship
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Paola Gehrig, MD, Professor and Chair, Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology Transcript: I love being a G1 oncologist. I've wanted to be a G1 oncologist since I was a third-year medical student. The opportunity to take care of my patients from the time of diagnosis through survivorship, and then ultimately as they transition to the next phase of life, should it come to that, really brings me gr...
Charles Chalfant PhD, More people die from sepsis every year than two 747s crashing every day.
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Charles Chalfant PhD, Professor, Division of Hematology & Oncology, Department of Medicine Transcript: What I love about my research is that it's ever-changing, is that it's always a puzzle you get to solve, and at the same time, I get to possibly help people or have something translate to the clinic that can benefit a number of patients with certain diseases. My name is Charles Chalfant and I'...
Colin Derdeyn, MD, Launching the first-ever platform trial for acute ischemic stroke for patients
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Colin Derdeyn, MD, Professor and Chair, Department of Radiology and Medical Imaging Transcript: Mostly what I'm involved in is large-scale clinical trials for stroke. These procedures that we do for thrombectomy, removing a clot from the brain. We have people that wake up on the table coming in, unable to speak or move, that regain those functions as soon as the blood vessels open. And the rese...
Shengyi Iris Sun, PhD discusses endoplasmic reticulum, a hub for protein production in the cells.
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Transcript: What I love about my research is a chance to uncover the basic processes that keep balances in the cells, which affects everything from how our body functions normally to how diseases develop. My name is Shengyi Iris Sun, PhD and the Associate Professor in the Department of Pharmacology. Our research focuses on protein quality control process in the endoplasmic reticulum, which is a...
Marc Breton, PhD, discusses finding new solutions that leverage technology to manage diabetes.
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Marc Breton, PhD, Professor, UVA School of Medicine, Department of Psychiatry & Neurobehavioral Science Transcript: I'm a professor in the School of Medicine at the Center for Diabetes Technology. And, at the center, we try to develop new ways to leverage technology to help people with diabetes. So I'm Mark Breton. I'm a professor in the school of medicine at the Center for Diabetes Technology....
Congratulations to the UVA School of Medicine Class of 2024
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The University of Virginia School of Medicine celebrated nearly 300 graduates at UVA 2024 Final Exercises on Sunday, May 19, 2024. The School of Medicine was proud to confer 144 MD, 39 PhD, and 98 Master’s degrees to well-deserving students in the 2023-24 academic year.
Amy Mathers, MD discusses how important it is to reduce the spread of antibiotic-resistant bacteria
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Amy Mathers, MD discusses how important it is to reduce the spread of antibiotic-resistant bacteria
University of Virginia School of Medicine 2024 Doctors of Medicine Graduation Ceremony
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University of Virginia School of Medicine 2024 Doctors of Medicine Graduation Ceremony
University of Virginia School of Medicine 2024 Biomedical Sciences Hooding Ceremony
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University of Virginia School of Medicine 2024 Biomedical Sciences Hooding Ceremony
UVA Clinical Trials Unit Aids Clinical Researcher
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UVA Clinical Trials Unit Aids Clinical Researcher
Robert Dreicer, MD discusses the privilege of caring for patients and cancer clinical research
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Robert Dreicer, MD discusses the privilege of caring for patients and cancer clinical research
Robert Dreicer, MD discusses the privilege of caring for patients and cancer clinical research (x)
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Robert Dreicer, MD discusses the privilege of caring for patients and cancer clinical research (x)
Anita Clayton, MD, discusses developing treatments for major depressive disorders
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Anita Clayton, MD, discusses developing treatments for major depressive disorders
Roger Anderson, PhD - reducing and eliminating social disparities in cancer incidence and outcomes
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Roger Anderson, PhD - reducing and eliminating social disparities in cancer incidence and outcomes
Anne Kenworthy, PhD discusses how proteins found at the surface of cells contribute to cell function
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Anne Kenworthy, PhD discusses how proteins found at the surface of cells contribute to cell function
Jie Sun, PhD - understanding the immune system so we can develop tools to treat lung disease
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Jie Sun, PhD - understanding the immune system so we can develop tools to treat lung disease
UVA School of Medicine, Biomedical Sciences Graduate Program 2024 Lab Coat Ceremony
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UVA School of Medicine, Biomedical Sciences Graduate Program 2024 Lab Coat Ceremony
Ling Qi, PhD, creating a environment that fosters innovation and excellence
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Ling Qi, PhD, creating a environment that fosters innovation and excellence
Joanne Pinkerton, MD, discusses how exciting it is to be advancing the field of women's health.
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Joanne Pinkerton, MD, discusses how exciting it is to be advancing the field of women's health.
UVA School of Medicine Match Day 2024 (updated March 25)
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UVA School of Medicine Match Day 2024 (updated March 25)
UVA School of Medicine Match Day 2024
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UVA School of Medicine Match Day 2024
So much politics in health care. It cost me $4 to do a complete CBC, and the results in 5 min. It's all computer done. What a joke.
Average Adoption Costs in the United States - Family Equality
Average Adoption Costs in the United States - Family Equality
You can deliver Virginia to HELL. It should not cost the USA one thing.
Jesus did not break my back, Jesus did break the back of Virginia. Plenty of Hysteria in The Psychiatric Dump of 8.3 million minions.
Jesus did not break my back, Jesus did break the back of Virginia.
Jesus did not break my back, Jesus did break the back of Virginia.
It is a great feeling to be in God’s world; however, the accreditation process of Virginia is accepted as a contract against God’s World. There is a table difference in choice and decision in all life and the power of love is not Virginia for attraction or scholarship over time. I know this as an American Citizen born 11/25/1952. Control will never accept Virginia no matter how much blood is spilled.
Just because your doctors cannot get out of the hospital, Virginia does not mean America is going to join you.
Just because your doctors cannot get out of the hospital, Virginia does not mean America is going to join you.
Just because your doctors cannot get out of the hospital, Virginia does not mean America is going to join you.
I need something
I am a phlebotomist and have worked in specimen processing. You need to go to college for mlt to work on the big chemistry analyer or microscopic analysis.
VIRGINIA has a problem They have to sell what they are talking about. Other places buy what they like. Everyone in Virginia belongs in a hospital. Yet, they have the worst Doctors on Earth. @WSJ @nardotrealtor
This is great for medical don't have it in the state of Louisiana at least my doctors are not telling me nothing about it.
It would be interesting to use the mra machine to observe someone using Cannabis oil for their essential tremors. Thank you, And You are welcome. ;)
Ice suffer from diabetes retinopathy also and would like to be a test subject.
Virginia does not have a name in the United States. Sad. @GovernorVA @WinsomeSears George Orwell National Governors Association Miramar National Cemetery Arlington National Cemetery
In the regular age, a person that has a good family and proper religious instruction would easily say “As I look at my adult life, I sure thank the church and teachers” that just is not going to happen from anything VIRGINIA is. В обычном возрасте человек, у которого хорошая семья и правильное религиозное образование, легко мог бы сказать: «Глядя на свою взрослую жизнь, я, конечно, благодарю церковь и учителей», чего просто не произойдет из-за чего-либо, чем является ВИРДЖИНИЯ. À l’âge normal, une personne qui a une bonne famille et une bonne instruction religieuse dirait facilement : « En regardant ma vie d’adulte, je remercie certainement l’église et les enseignants », ce qui n’arrivera tout simplement pas à VIRGINIA. Im normalen Alter würde eine Person, die eine gute Familie und einen angemessenen Religionsunterricht hat, leicht sagen: „Wenn ich mir mein Erwachsenenleben ansehe, bin ich der Kirche und den Lehrern auf jeden Fall dankbar“, was bei VIRGINIA einfach nicht passieren wird. 在正常年齡,一個擁有良好家庭和適當宗教教育的人很容易會說“當我審視我的成年生活時,我當然感謝教會和老師”,而這在弗吉尼亞州是不會發生的。 在正常年龄,一个拥有良好家庭和适当宗教教育的人很容易会说“当我审视我的成年生活时,我当然感谢教会和老师”,而这在弗吉尼亚州是不会发生的。 Im normalen Alter würde eine Person, die eine gute Familie und einen angemessenen Religionsunterricht hat, leicht sagen: „Wenn ich mir mein Erwachsenenleben ansehe, bin ich der Kirche und den Lehrern auf jeden Fall dankbar“, was bei VIRGINIA einfach nicht passieren wird. Op de normale leeftijd zou iemand met een goed gezin en goed religieus onderwijs gemakkelijk zeggen: "Als ik naar mijn volwassen leven kijk, dank ik zeker de kerk en de leraren", wat gewoon niet gaat gebeuren, wat VIRGINIA ook is. 普通の年齢であれば、良い家族と適切な宗教指導を受けている人は、「大人になってからの人生を振り返ってみると、教会と教師に本当に感謝しています」と簡単に言うでしょうが、バージニア州ではそんなことは起こりません。 En la era normal, una persona que tiene una buena familia y una instrucción religiosa adecuada fácilmente diría: "Al mirar mi vida adulta, agradezco a la iglesia y a los maestros", eso simplemente no va a suceder en nada de VIRGINIA.
May vampires work here?
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I want to thank Dr. Loughran for taking care of my mother, LS...thanks DOC!
HI May three disabled brothers suffering from disease Muscular Dystrophy lying on beds I from Pakistan
Killing the Children is the “farm crop” of Virginia Adults. There is so much money in it. Frank Stringfellow Walker, Jr relation of Thomas Jefferson and Farmer and, off course, an Episcopalian Ratification Terminator
The policies of the United States are dramatically assistive throughout the world. It is only VIRGINIA that America needs to avoid to be a superior nation. The lowest will fall out on its own. Virginia is the only state that lifts the lowest over its head. No body that is American wins with Virginia at any level. It is the lowest Pyramid against success that has ever been known. A better world has no contact intentionally with Virginia in any contract or real estate. Virginia is a thief population and ranked birth defects of children that never grew up. There is no cure for what love or money has no effect on. Condemned on paper is as local as prison; Virginia is little people that fail with enthusiasm all known life. Written by Joseph Matthias Zao in the USA from San Diego, California April 14, 2023
You were the “Domino Effect” not Vietnam. Virginia it’s you that fail to pass private property.
How many Soldiers did it take to bury Thomas Jefferson in Hell? How many Soldiers did it take to bury Virginia in Hell?
future seems better
I'm a truck driver I can certainly say that I am a more safe driver with medication actually employers don't mind if I take medication
What about dot physical and drug test ? Anyone say anything?
The PSA: The Ponzi Scheme Analysis. A bullshit test.
Ed is a true sage. More love should be given to this video.
I would like to get more information on stem cells for regeneration of my disks and nerves. It sounds like it would be a simpler fix than the eyes. How do i go about getting stem cells?
You guys need to discover a proper cure for c diff . No known antibiotic works for c diff including vancomycin
Masks outside?? 🤔
But there are many types of lactobacillus like plantarum, bifidum, gasseri, acidophilus. Can you be specific? I guess you were looking at acidophilus.