VCU specialist partners with nonprofit to study rare, chronic liver disease
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A VCU hepatologist will partner with a patient-led nonprofit support and research organization to study a rare and chronic liver disease.
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Author to speak at Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library on president’s role in racial equality
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Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library & Museum will host a book talk on Tuesday, Nov. 12, with Christopher Cox, author, American attorney and politician who served as chair of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
John Whitehead: The Deep State plot to destabilize the nation is working
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If the three-ring circus that is the looming presidential election proves anything, it is that the Deep State’s plot to destabilize the nation is working.
Virginia REALTORS®: Home-buying market strong in September
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A new report from Virginia REALTORS® suggests that more homebuyers are entering the Commonwealth’s real-estate market.
Analysis: Data shows suicide deaths, attempts are up in Virginia, nationwide
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Dying by suicide is on the minds of children, teens, young adults, adults and seniors throughout the nation and in Virginia.
UVA experts on teens: ‘It’s not unusual’ for them to have thoughts of suicide
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One in five teens have a mental-health issue of some kind ranging from depression to anxiety, according to experts from UVA.
New poll: Kamala Harris has 29-point lead on Donald Trump among early voters
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A new Suffolk University/USA Today poll out today has Kamala Harris up a single point on Donald Trump also gives us this tidbit: that Harris has a 29-point lead on Trump among early voters.
VCU: $13M grant helps scientists work to change the way liver cancer is treated
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A group of researchers at VCU Massey Comprehensive Cancer Center was awarded $13 million by the National Cancer Institute to collectively unearth new, effective drug combinations for liver cancer.
Melinda Burrell: How We, the People work together to conduct our elections
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National and state laws set some guardrails for our elections, but elections are managed locally.
Virginia: Elections at risk due to election deniers in official positions
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A new watchdog report makes clear that Virginia is at risk on the election security front, not because of issues with voting machines, as Fox News regularly tells its viewers, but from the impact of election denialism.
