Scientific team including VCU Massey develop therapy for ‘undruggable target’
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A team of scientists at VCU Massey Comprehensive Cancer Center have successfully developed a targeted therapy for the KRAS protein.
Search Results for Virginia Tech research
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Youngkin adds Charlottesville residents to state commerce, education boards
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Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin announced additional board appointments including naming two Charlottesville residents to state boards.
AG Miyares provides official opinion on proton radiation therapy in cancer treatment
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Proton radiation therapy is a groundbreaking nonsurgical advanced radiation technology clinically proven to precisely treat tumors.
Lawmakers encourage U.S. Treasury to adopt strong climate standards
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The Clean Hydrogen Production Tax Credit incentivizes and rewards new clean hydrogen projects and encourages emission-free energy.
Karl Blankenship: Chesapeake Bay ‘dead zone’ shrinks to smallest on record
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The Chesapeake Bay’s oxygen-starved “dead zone” in 2023 was the smallest observed in nearly 40 years of monitoring, scientists recently reported.
Legislation would ensure billionaires ‘pull more of their weight for America’s future’
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The Billionaire Minimum Income Tax Act would prevent the wealthiest Americans from escaping their fair share of paying taxes.
Washington & Lee undergraduate student chosen as medical science grant recipient
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Washington and Lee University student Megan Dufault ’24 recently presented at the VAS undergraduate research competition in Richmond.
Tips to avoid charity scams on Giving Tuesday, during holiday season
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Giving Tuesday is the day when many choose to give back, but it’s also the time of year when scammers ramp up efforts to take advantage of your goodwill.
Vampire bats may soon travel to United States; bringing rabies, danger to livestock with them
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Due to climate change, vampire bats may soon come to the United States – and carry rabies with them.
Roanoke border collie part of clinical trial to treat cancer; could help humans in future
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A clinical trial aims to evaluate the safety of treating oral cancers in dogs, and potentially humans, with a device that delivers chemotherapy directly to the tumor.
