Prozac pegged as potential first treatment for leading cause of blindness
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Prozac could offer the first treatment for the leading cause of blindness among people over 50, new research from the UVA School of Medicine suggests.
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Molecular Sciences Software Institute receives $15M grant from NSF
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The Molecular Sciences Software Institute, based in Virginia Tech’s Corporate Research Center, has received a $15 million renewal grant from the National Science Foundation.
Workshops will help prospective drone pilots pass certification test
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For students who want to become drone pilots, two new workshops at the Virginia Tech Drone Park will connect them with the resources and expertise to soar through the certification test.
Bonumose Inc. to invest $27.7M in Albemarle County expansion
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Bonumose Inc. will partner with Hershey to research and develop reduced or zero sugar chocolate products. The company will invest $27.7 million to expand in Albemarle County.
Data: Pregnant women should get vaccinated against COVID
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“When it comes to pregnancy and vaccinations, the data is clear,” according to Virginia Tech epidemiologist, Dr. Rachel Silverman.
New study examines quality of life in mini pigs
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At the Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine, researchers want to examine which factors are important when miniature pig owners — also known as “pig parents” — measure their pigs’ happiness.
Pregnant women experiencing depression focus of VCU study
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A new clinical trial at Virginia Commonwealth University aims to study the impact of mindfulness activities and social connectedness on people who are experiencing depression while pregnant.
Northam announces administration appointments
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Gov. Ralph Northam announced additional appointments on Friday.
Northam announces $7.7M in grants to drive regional economic growth
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Gov. Ralph Northam announced an allocation of more than $7.7 million in Growth and Opportunity for Virginia grants to advance community economic recovery efforts.
CDC awards $6M grant to VCU to address youth violence
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The CDC has awarded a $6 million grant to two VCU researchers who will co-lead a project on community-led strategies to promote healthy communities, positive youth development opportunities, and to prevent and decrease youth violence in Richmond.
