What pisses off the libs?
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What passes for public policy right now coming out of Washington comes down to a simple litmus test: what pisses off the libs?
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Angela Alley named 2018 Virginia Public Health Nurse of the Year
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The Virginia Department of Health presented its 2018 Public Health Nurse of the Year award to Angela Alley, RN, who works as a Public Health Nurse Senior and Immunization Action Plan Coordinator in the Mount Rogers Health District.
A long way to go, but we’ll get there
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There’s so much that we don’t get right, and have no business not getting right. Like, life really isn’t as complicated as we like to make it out to be.
Virginia health insurance providers file for rate hikes in 2019
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Health insurance providers in Virginia filed their first set of 2019 rates for the ACA individual market with the state’s Bureau of Insurance on May 4, 2018.
Budgeting tips for financial security
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Many people desire financial security, few ever get to achieve it. There is freedom in spending money without having to worry where your next dollar is going to come from to meet your other financial obligations.
Tom Yackel, M.D., named president of MCV Physicians
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After a national search, Tom Yackel, M.D., has been appointed president of MCV Physicians, the faculty practice plan of VCU Health. He also will serve as senior associate dean for clinical affairs in the Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine.
Augusta Health nurse honored by VHHA
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At the Virginia Hospital & Healthcare Association Annual Meeting in Williamsburg in April, Amanda Wilson, RN, BSN, of Augusta Health was recognized as an emerging healthcare leader.
UVA honored on ‘100 Great Hospitals’ list
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National healthcare publication Becker’s Hospital Review has named University of Virginia Medical Center to its 2018 list of 100 Great Hospitals in America.
Military service and hearing loss
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Three in five military personnel leave the service with some type of hearing impairment, often as a result of noise exposure, and more than a quarter of veterans of wars in Afghanistan and Iraq suffer from severe hearing loss.
VTCRI scientists make first serotonin measurements in humans
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Scientists at the Virginia Tech Carilion Research Institute have begun to unravel how serotonin acts, based on data collected in a first-of-its-kind experiment that utilized electrochemical probes implanted into the brain of awake human beings.
