Intellectual property keeps right on killing
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Habitual apologists for agribusiness cite studies that show glyphosate, the “active ingredient” in Roundup, is unlikely to cause cancer.
Search Results for cancer
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NBA executive challenges VCU graduates to ‘find your passion’
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Pamela El, executive vice president and chief marketing officer of the NBA, challenged VCU graduates to find their passion.
Virginia Tech brain researchers invited to attend first VirginiaBrainRX symposium in Richmond
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The development of drugs to treat brain illnesses such as depression, Alzheimer’s disease, and brain cancer is a crucial but challenging task.
Virginia leaders praise nationwide standards for methane pollution
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The EPA has finalized the first nationwide safeguards limiting dangerous methane pollution from sources in the oil and gas industry.
Mother’s Day, and iced tea
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It’s my first Mother’s Day without my mom. And yes, it feels empty and meaningless.
You’re Not Alone: Mother’s Day misfortunes
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Your parents die and you get a few bits of information from remaining relatives. That’s how Mother’s Day is for me.
Gov. McAuliffe signs bond bill, advances Health Sciences and Technology Innovation District in Roanoke
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Gov. Terry McAuliffe authorized $45 million to expand health sciences and technology research and training assets in Roanoke Friday.
ACC mourns the passing of Doug Rhoads
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One of the most beloved figures in college football officiating, Doug Rhoads, passed away after a brief battle with pancreatic cancer.
Salem Red Sox to host Weekend of Giving
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The Salem Red Sox have teamed up with multiple charitable organizations for a Weekend of Giving from May 13-15.
Double ’Hoo awards power undergrad-grad student research pairings
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Pairs of UVA student researchers will receive funding to examine local mentoring programs, women’s health and ion channels in immune cells.
