
Troubling inconsistency found in dialysis blood testing methods
A blood test used to determine the health and well-being of dialysis patients produces worryingly inconsistent results.

A blood test used to determine the health and well-being of dialysis patients produces worryingly inconsistent results.

Dr. Lisa Schirch, research professor at EMU, reflects on building relationships with U.S. military and NATO leaders.

The consumer landscape for light bulbs in the U.S. changed drastically in 2007 when Congress passed the Energy Independence & Security Act.

Divorce is causally related to a significant increase in risk for development of alcohol use disorders, according to a new VCU study.

Groups seeking to improve the competitiveness of specialty crops in Virginia are eligible to submit proposals for grants up to $60,000 per project.

For many viewers, Super Bowl advertising is bigger than the game itself. Sunday night’s contest is likely to set records.

Art created by persons with Alzheimer’s disease will be on exhibit and for sale at the McGuffey Art Center in Charlottesville in February.

During President Trump’s first full week in office he has begun to dismantle America’s moral standing on the international stage.

Attorney General Mark R. Herring today brought legal action against President Trump for his executive order on immigration.

The full impact of last weekend’s airport protests, the Jan. 21 Women’s March won’t be known for many months, says a Virginia Tech expert.
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