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.
Search Results for cancer
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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.
Reforming our end-of-life healthcare system
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We are in the midst of a shift in attitudes toward end-of-life healthcare. We are aware that too many suffer needlessly in their dying.
Too injured for tennis, UVA scholarship winner focuses on business
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A former tennis champ-turned-budding business leader has received the University of Virginia’s Sky Alland Scholarship.
Fifty Plus: Chiropractors – even for wimps like me
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I don’t like pain. I’m that person that gets a paper cut and needs a week convalescent leave. I don’t know how I managed to give birth.
UVA researchers receive NIH grant
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UVA researchers will launch a new training program in biomedical data sciences over the next five years, thanks to a $1.43 million NIH grant.
