Agriculture has nonstop presence at State Fair
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From the moment the front gate opens on Sept. 28, Virginia agriculture will be in the spotlight at this year’s State Fair of Virginia.
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Farmers affected by Florence helped by Farm Bureau
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Virginia Farm Bureau members are mobilizing to assist farmers in North and South Carolina who face the devastating impact of Hurricane Florence.
Farm-to-table event exposes nutrition knowledge gap
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More than 50 medical, nutrition and nursing students from the University of Virginia toured local farms and enjoyed local foods at a Farm Bureau-sponsored farm-to-table event Sept. 25.
C-minus: Virginia grade in study of workplace policies that support personal, family caregiving needs
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Raising Expectations, a report from the National Partnership for Women & Families, gives Virginia a grade of “C-” based on its policies that allow working people to meet their personal or family caregiving responsibilities.
VCU poll: Virginians support community-based treatment programs for nonviolent offenders
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More than 8 in 10 Virginians favor letting nonviolent offenders with mental illness participate in community-based treatment programs instead of being sentenced to prison or jail.
Northam to discuss combating drug addiction from practice to policy at VCU
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Gov. Ralph Northam will address VCU and VCU Health students, faculty and staff on the issue of the opioid epidemic during a Grand Rounds lecture next week.
VCU Poll: Kaine leads U.S. Senate race by 23 points
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U.S. Sen. Tim Kaine holds a 23-point lead — 49 percent to 26 percent — over Republican Corey Stewart among likely voters in Virginia’s Senate race.
VCU-led study finds supportive evidence for community-based diabetes management program
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Participation in a community-based diabetes self-management program may improve health outcomes for people living with diabetes, according to a new study conducted by researchers at VCU.
Research finds more women leaders means less government corruption in analysis of 125 countries, and explains why
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A Virginia Tech-led study has found that government corruption is less prevalent in countries where there is a greater number of women in political leadership roles, both at national and local levels.
VCU Health breaks ground on $349M outpatient facility
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VCU Health celebrated a significant milestone in the redevelopment of its downtown medical campus on Friday, breaking ground on a $349.2 million outpatient facility.
