Video: Aug. 24 Viewpoints talks Alzheimer’s
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Viewpoints covers the latest in Alzheimer’s research, and ongoing local efforts to raise money and awareness of the impact of Alzheimer’s.
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Augusta County to mark National Suicide Prevention Week
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The Augusta County Board of Supervisors voted on Wednesday to issue a proclamation designating Sept. 5-11 as National Suicide Prevention Week.
The first Alzheimer’s survivor: Advocates have goal in mind
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An Alzheimer’s diagnosis seems to come with finality. But advocates are looking to the day when we can say we’ve had our first Alzheimer’s survivor.
Live Blog: Viewpoints on WVPT examines Alzheimer’s
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Join our live blog here on Augusta Free Press during tonight’s broadcast of Viewpoints on WVPT featuring AFP editors Chris Graham and Crystal Graham.
Study digs into gender inequality, economic development, armed conflict in Middle East, North Africa
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Countries in which women have the least economic power are more likely to be involved in armed conflict and lose 25 percent or more of their potential income.
National 100 Great Oncology Programs list features UVA
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The UVA Cancer Center at UVA Medical Center has been honored among 100 hospitals and health systems with great oncology programs by Becker’s Hospital Review.
Will Virginia ever legalize medical marijuana?
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The Virginia General Assembly approved a bill that makes it possible to cultivate cannabis for the production of cannabidiol oil.
Virginia Tech professor earns $1 million grant to produce nuclear radiation energy-harvesting device
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Lei Zuo, associate professor of mechanical engineering, was recently awarded a Department of Energy Nuclear Engineering research grant to develop nuclear radiation energy.
Waynesboro City Council marks National Suicide Prevention Week
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Waynesboro City Council issued a proclamation designating Sept. 5-11 as National Suicide Prevention Week in Waynesboro.
Virginia Tech students team with Ecuadorean tribes to learn most-effective plants for treating infection
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Ten Virginia Tech undergraduate students held onto their hats this summer as they plunged down Amazonian river systems into the heart of Ecuador.
