Tickets now available for Jan. 21 STAB Greenway Symposium
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Tickets are now available for the second annual St. Anne’s-Belfield student-led Greenway Symposium taking place Jan. 21 at 2:00 p.m. in Grisham Hall (2132 Ivy Road).
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How can we keep our kids safe from environmental hazards all around us in our everyday lives?
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Children are affected by the same environmental hazards as adults, only they’re more vulnerable given their smaller size and the fact that their bodies are still developing.
UVA named to national 100 Great Oncology Programs list
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Becker’s Hospital Review has named UVA Cancer Center to its list of 100 hospitals and health systems with great oncology programs.
HHS Office of Minority Health awards Virginia Department of Health to address opioids
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The Office of Minority Health announced just over $5 million in new cooperative agreement awards to 15 organizations.
Teen first in Virginia to receive cancer gene therapy in UVA clinical trial
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The UVA Health System has administered its first dose of an experimental immunotherapy for pediatric acute lymphoblastic leukemia.
American Sports Betting Coalition details benefits of legalized sports betting at Capitol Hill briefing
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The American Gaming Association and American Sports Betting Coalition addressed the benefits of a legalized sports betting market on Capitol Hill.
I’m Listening: Entercom announces campaign for mental health, suicide prevention
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Entercom has announced today the launch of the “I’m Listening” campaign for mental health awareness and suicide prevention.
HHS continues support in Texas and Louisiana in response to Hurricane Harvey
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As torrential rainfall continues to pour on the Gulf Coast, the Department of Health and Human Services is providing support.
Why do antimicrobial soaps and other similar products get such a bad rap from health and environmental advocates?
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When you use a product containing triclosan it absorbs through your skin or mouth and enters the body.
Unvaccinated Virginia horse tests positive for West Nile Virus, is euthanized
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The Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services today announced the state’s first positive case of West Nile Virus in a horse in 2017.
