Augusta County family team has raised over $78,000 for Walk to End Alzheimer’s
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More than 280 residents from Waynesboro, Staunton and Augusta County joined the Alzheimer’s Association’s Walk to End Alzheimer’s®.
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Beliefs about nicotine influence cigarette craving
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The relief of a craving may depend more on the belief of satisfaction than actual relief, according to scientists at Virginia Tech.
Virginia Tech, Drexel University partner for workshop on ethics in big data analytics
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Virginia Tech has teamed with Drexel University to organize a workshop on Collaboration as Big Data Ethics.
Virginia State Police Capt. Thomas W. Turner receives 2016 President’s Award
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Virginia State Police Captain Thomas W. Turner is the 2016 recipient of the Virginia Association of Chiefs of Police President’s Award.
Zehr Institute fall 2016 webinars explore the frontiers of restorative justice
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The Zehr Institute has been sponsoring a regular webinar series – typically once a month in the spring and fall – since it was founded in 2012.
2016 race: Suffolk University poll shows statistical tie in Florida
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Republican Donald Trump has a razor-thin 1-point lead over Hillary Clinton in Florida—a statistical tie and a reversal from last month.
Senators introduce legislation to authorize delayed VA medical leases
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U.S. Sen. Mark Warner (D-VA) led a bipartisan group of 18 senators seeking to improve veterans’ access to healthcare.
Charlottesville City Council passes open data resolution
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Charlottesville City Council unanimously adopted a resolution in support of open data at its meeting on Monday.
Virginia Tech students create a device to keep babies warm in Malawi
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Virginia Tech mechanical engineering graduate student Ashley Taylor was on a transatlantic flight home from her third trip to Malawi.
Six little molecules could help stop both cancer, Ebola
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UVA School of Medicine researcher Christopher Stroupe has his eye on six little molecules that could be the key to new treatments for both Ebola and cancer.
