How to wear sunscreen properly (and why you should)
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Too many people still underestimate or neglect the protective power of sunscreen.
Search Results for cancer
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How to extinguish the smoking epidemic
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Even with 500,000 deaths per year, countless cases of smoking-related illnesses including cancer and lung disease, and even direct warnings on tobacco packaging, some 34 million people in the US smoke cigarettes.
How the 2020 NDAA could impact military medical malpractice claims
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Many active duty service members face increased risks to their health that require medical treatment. Until recently, members of the Armed Forces were barred from filing claims against the federal government for medical negligence.
Get to know more about testosterone therapy
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Testosterone levels generally peak during youth and early adulthood.
It wasn’t all COVID: VCU, Yale study says a third of excess deaths were something else
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Deaths attributed to COVID-19 only account for about two-thirds of the increase in deaths in the U.S. in March and April, according to a study published Wednesday in the Journal of the American Medical Association.
Warner, Kaine to Trump: Don’t rip away healthcare from millions during public health crisis
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U.S. Sens. Mark Warner and Tim Kaine (both D-VA) joined 45 Senate colleagues in introducing a resolution condemning the Trump administration’s “reckless” effort to dismantle the Affordable Care Act.
John W. Whitehead: The summer of hate meets the age of intolerance
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Marches, protests, boycotts, sit-ins: these are nonviolent tactics that work.
Luria highlights priorities after House Armed Services Subcommittee markups for NDAA
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Congresswoman Elaine Luria highlighted her priorities on behalf of Virginia’s Second Congressional District as well as our military at large.
McEachin announces $10M in Health and Human Services grants
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Congressman A. Donald McEachin (VA-04) today announced three grants from the Department of Health and Human Services to the Virginia Department of Health.
Virginians encouraged to seek needed healthcare in new PSA
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Virginians who need medical treatment should contact their healthcare provider to schedule an appointment with the confidence that they can receive care in a safe environment.
