What should I do after a traumatic brain injury?
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The first thing you should do after a traumatic brain injury (TBI) is to consider seeking medical treatment, even if you don’t think the injury is serious.
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States reopen, but senior care facilities aren’t ready
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This last week has brought the newest change in the COVID-19 pandemic, as states begin to reopen from over two months of stay at home orders, economic shutdown, and isolation.
Alon Ben-Meir: The pandemic underlines America’s ingrained racism
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The murder of George Floyd by a police officer in broad daylight came amid a high point in the continuing rampage of the coronavirus throughout the country.
Spanberger announces additional $2.6M in COVID-19 funding for Virginia hospitals
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Rep. Abigail Spanberger, D-Va., announced a federal grant totaling $2,648,079 for Virginia hospitals to purchase additional medical equipment and support preparedness planning.
Shenandoah University President Tracy Fitzsimmons denounces racial injustice
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Statement from Shenandoah University President Tracy Fitzsimmons on the murder of George Floyd.
How do I calm down after a car accident?
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A car crash can be a very emotional experience. You may feel shocked, you may be in pain, and another driver may even yell at you.
Comparing stock market brokers is critical for dividend investors
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It is important to compare stock market brokers that allow investors to buy or sell stocks with dividends paid to shareholders after the residual profit is calculated into quarterly earnings.
Treatments for eczema and psoriasis
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Skin problems are being very common these days. To getting rid of skin problems, people usually approach dermatologists and ask them what they can do.
Chris Graham: A path forward from protest to systemic change
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George Floyd is dead over $20. You might not know that. His arrest was over an alleged $20 counterfeit bill passed at a convenience store.
Researchers repurpose pantry staple to fight mosquitoes
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Most people know cornstarch can be used for cooking, as a stain remover and as a deodorizer. Now they can add insect repellant to cornstarch’s expansive list of applications.
