How to find out if your snacks are healthy
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As people adjust their lifestyles, one crucial factor to consider is how we fuel our bodies.
Search Results for cancer
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How to get a Virginia Marijuana Card
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With medical marijuana now legal in Virginia, qualifying patients can now obtain their Virginia Marijuana Card and access marijuana dispensaries across the state.
The difference between rosehip and argan oil
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Here’s an article that discusses the difference between argan and rosehip oil. It’s rosehip oil vs. argan oil. Who will win the battle?
State Senate passes bill to give Virginians with latent diseases their day in court
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A Fourth Circuit panel moved in November to throw out a case in which a coal miner who had developed Black Lung had sued the manufacturers of allegedly faulty respirators.
Understanding the different types of cardiologists
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For chest pain and trouble breathing, many patients choose to see a cardiologist that can diagnose and assess heart conditions. Within the medical field, there are various types of cardiologists that can help with heart health.
What is CBG? A minor cannabinoid in CBD oil with major benefits
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Just as trendy as CBD, there’s a new kid on the cannabinoid block – that’s CBG, or cannabigerol. Similar to CBD, CBG is non-psychoactive and has a plethora of natural plant benefits that are available on its own.
Farm Credit welcomes project manager in Harrisonburg Processing Center
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Farm Credit of the Virginias recently announced Brendan Kelly has assumed the newly created role of technical project manager at the Harrisonburg Processing Center in Virginia.
Afton Scientific to expand pharmaceutical operation in Albemarle County, creating 20 new jobs
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Afton Scientific LLC, an FDA-regulated pharmaceutical contract manufacturing company supporting the life sciences industry, will invest $500,000 to expand its operation in Albemarle County.
What happens when COVID is finally over?
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Some of y’all aren’t going to like reading this, but … I hugged my mother-in-law the other day. And actually, that wasn’t the only time I’ve hugged her in the past 10 months. Every time I’ve seen her, basically.
Waynesboro High grad pursues education despite diagnosis
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Brianna Haynes was diagnosed in August 2017 with chronic myeloid leukemia. Individuals over age 65 are usually diagnosed with this type of leukemia. Haynes was still in high school.
