UVA School of Medicine names new chair of Department of Emergency Medicine
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Dr. Andrew Muck, a leader in patient care, has been named chair of UVA School of Medicine’s Department of Emergency Medicine.
Search Results for Special Education
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Warner reintroduces legislation to allow home infusion therapy for Medicare patients
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The Preserving Patient Access to Home Infusion Act protects access to Medicare’s home infusion benefit and reimbursement.
The U.S. and the EU need a new roadmap to solve the Serbia-Kosovo conflict
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To maintain stability in the Balkans and make tangible progress in the negotiations between the two sides, the EU and the US must consider the factors that continue to weigh heavily on the thinking and attitudes of both Vucic and Kurti.
Financial strain for graduate students in research is focus of legislation
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The RESEARCHER Act addresses financial instability for graduate and postdoctoral researchers in the United States.
Waynesboro School Board appoints part-time assistant principal to Berkeley Glenn
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The Waynesboro School Board appointed Erin Shiflett as part-time assistant principal of Berkeley Glenn Elementary School.
Post-COVID, Kaine introduces Roadmap to Recovery to build on economic progress
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U.S. Sen. Tim Kaine revealed his Roadmap to Recovery today in response to the expiration of the national COVID emergency last month.
Month of awareness: Sentara shares importance of treating chronic wounds
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June marks the 10th annual Wound Care Awareness Month, which focuses on education about early detection and treatment of chronic wounds.
Glass is half-full for economy in 2023 as survey results reveal states with best performance
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California is about to overtake Germany as the world’s fourth largest economy, and WalletHub released its 2023’s Best & Worst State Economies.
VT’s War Memorial Hall to get interior facelift with more cardio space, all-gender restroom
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One of Virginia Tech’s most recognized buildings, War Memorial Hall, is undergoing a total interior renovation.
Richmond is No. 3 for American cities with a homicide rate problem
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The homicide rate spiked by an average of approximately 10 percent in 45 cities between the first quarters of 2021 and 2023.
