A new Charlottesville non-profit is helping cancer survivors regain confidence from the outside in.

Data released Wednesday shows drastic disparities in what different hospitals charge for the same procedure, drawing questions about how hospitals set their prices.

The Food and Drug Administration is investigating how added caffeine impacts kids after a new caffeine gum hits the market.

The Children's Learning Clinic at UVa's Curry school of Education is offering new service for children with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. One such service is a wristwatch-like device which reads a child's activity levels to help detect and monitor ADHD

A UVa. group teamed up with nine local organizations to host the first Traumatic Brain Injury Education Awareness Fair in Charlottesville on Saturday.

From spring allergies to the flu, we're tracking what's going around in Central Virginia.

A new study from the University of Virginia School of Medicine says young children who drink skim milk are more likely to gain weight than those who drink whole milk.

This week a respiratory virus known as RSV is going around. Doctor Paige Nolte of Palmyra Medical Associates says Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) can be seen in adults as well as children.

The Women's Committee of Martha Jefferson presented a check to Martha Jefferson Hospital for $425,728.

In this week’s What’s Going Around we’re focusing on the flu and seasonal depression.

The Virginia Department of Health is looking for organizations that can serve meals to children during the summer.

In this week’s What's Going Around we're focusing on pertussis which is also known as "whooping cough."

It's a sickness that could stick around for a couple of weeks. In this week's What's Going Around we're focusing on bronchitis.

Doctors in central Virginia are treating more patients for the flu. In this week's What's Going Around we're checking in with two local medical offices and both are reporting flu cases.

In this week’s What’s Going Around the focus is on sinusitis and upper respiratory tract infections.

The number of flu cases in Virginia is dipping slightly, but health officials are worried about a possible second wave.

If you've noticed a skin rash or you have nausea and vomiting, it may be time to get to your doctor. In the first what's going around of the new year, we're focusing on viral illness and Pityriasis Rosea.

Every week we check in with local healthcare providers to find out what's going around in central Virginia. This week the focus is viral illness and back strains.

Flu season is here, and there are simple things you can do to help your family.

Seasonal flu and upper respiratory infections are going around central Virgina this week.

The UVa Medical Center is getting into the holiday spirit all while raising money to help patients. The UVa Hospital Auxiliary is putting on the annual Lights of Love tree lighting ceremony at the Emily Couric Clinical Cancer Center.

Healthcare providers in Charlottesville are hoping to make shopping for medical supplies a little more convenient. In this week's Martha Jefferson Healthwise report CBS19's Stephanie Satchell found out more about the hospital's online market place.

infections are going around there. Symptoms often start off with a seasonal allergy feeling and also include sore throat, sinus and chest congestion, hoarseness, cough and possible fever.

In this week's What's Going Around we're checking in with two local physicians. They tell us pink eye and bronchitis are going around.

From the flu to eye problems, we're taking a look at what's going around in central Virginia. Dr. Bryce Kellems of Forest Lakes Family Medicine says folks should be on the lookout for the seasonal flu.