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By mining a vast trove of genetic data, researchers at the University of Virginia School of Medicine are enhancing doctors’ ability to treat cancer, predict patient outcomes and determine which treatments will work best for individual patients.
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Rep. Abigail Spanberger, D-Va. joined a bipartisan effort urging the FDA to cut red tape and allow producers of distilled spirits to continue manufacturing hand sanitizer with current supplies in response to shortages caused by the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
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When it comes to mitigating the effects of COVID-19 in America, President Trump has made his opinion clear: states need to do more.
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Are you trying to start a business but have bad credit? The system we use to decide whether someone is financially responsible is very flawed.
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Whether you were involved in an accident, were born with a defect, or simply wish to exercise your agency over your appearance, plastic surgery, when responsibly managed, can be a net positive in the fight for self-confidence.
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With food and beverage businesses being ordered to stop normal operations amid the COVID-19 outbreak, farmers and other agricultural producers along the supply chain are now faced with a lack of open markets to sell their product.
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Though our online activity uses no paper, it still consumes quite a lot of energy. Data centers account for much of this energy use.
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With schools closed for the remainder of the academic year, being home is an opportunity for parents and guardians to foster developmental growth and create a positive environment, says Crystal Tyler-Mackey, a Virginia Cooperative Extension specialist in community viability.
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The Virginia Department of Health has confirmed the first positive COVID-19 cases in Augusta County and the City of Staunton, with the Central Shenandoah Health District reporting two positive cases in Augusta County and one in Staunton on Sunday.
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A Virginia Tech professor who specializes in statistical modeling and disease surveillance says the United States has to do a better job of testing for the novel coronavirus if the country is to be successful in mitigating the virus’ spread.
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