We’re all suspects in a DNA lineup, waiting to be matched with a crime
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Be warned: the DNA detectives are on the prowl.
Search Results for research
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On-the-farm event provides ‘knowledge and resources needed to thrive’
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“Boots to Roots 3” will carve out opportunities for veterans at the Carver Center in Rapidan on Thursday, August 31, 2023.
Augusta County Board of Supervisors wants to counter ‘false information’
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The Augusta County Board of Supervisors seems to want to keep county residents from knowing what’s going on behind closed doors, and in the process has inadvertently, and dramatically, boosted the number of viewers its meetings get on Facebook in the process.
UVA welcomes chief officer to oversee patient privacy and law compliance
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Krista Barnes, from the University of Texas MD, has been named UVA Health’s Chief Corporate Compliance and Privacy Officer.
VCU professor awarded $1.7M grant to study impact of environment, race on cancer risk
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Breast, colorectal and lung cancers accounted for more than 688,000 new cancer diagnoses in 2023, which reflect racial and ethnic disparity.
Study: Americans crushed by debt, so-called solutions often shady
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A study finds that as people struggle to pay trillions of dollars in debt, some are turning to companies promising to fix their credit scores.
The map is not the territory
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The truly tragic part of this human problem is that all of these potential planetary catastrophes are self-inflicted.
Update: Owner of No Limit Towing surrenders to Richmond Police to face theft charges
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The owner of a Richmond-based tow company, accused of stealing 16 vehicles in Virginia, surrendered to the Richmond Police Department on Thursday.
Expert: Wildfire disaster and recovery in Maui may cause long-term stress and trauma
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Devastating events like the one in Hawaii may cause considerable community stress or trauma, according to a disaster resilience expert at Virginia Tech.
Sen. Mark Warner urges tech companies to step up security for AI products
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The Biden administration is becoming increasingly alarmed by the rapid growth of AI, and the growing number of exploitable weaknesses in artificial intelligence-related products.
