Kidney disease: Report charts mammoth problem in the U.S.
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A sweeping new report assessing chronic kidney disease offers startling statistics about a condition that affects almost 14 percent of the U.S. population.
Search Results for research
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VCU hosts Twitter chat with traumatic brain injury expert on Wednesday
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Virginia Commonwealth University will host a Twitter chat with traumatic brain injury expert Alex Valadka, M.D., on March 30.
How politics empowers remorseless killers
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According to a recent interview with White House advisor Ben Rhodes, President Barack Obama “has not had a second thought about drones.”
Environmental component to rise in peanut allergies?
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Peanut allergies among children in the United States has more than tripled, from 0.4 percent in 1997 to 1.4 percent in 2010.
You’re Not Alone: Spring, I get it now
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This is the first spring I truly appreciate since my father died over a year ago. I always liked seeing nature in action but this year it’s making me pause.
Author of Emotional Intelligence Dan Goleman to speak at EMU
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Psychologist and author of Emotional Intelligence and Focus Daniel Goleman has transformed the way the world educates children.
If a U.S. drone strike kills 150 people, does anyone care?
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Americans can sleep easier now that the U,S, military has wiped out 150 terrorists. Airstrikes over Somalia targeted al-Shabab militants.
VCU study marks potential breakthrough in search for better lithium and magnesium ion batteries
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New Virginia Commonwealth University research demonstrates how to stabilize a multiply charged anion (negative ion).
You’re Not Alone: My father and Josefina
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My father gave me a painting after I stayed with him during his second open heart surgery and recovery. Usually, most people would think, “that’s very nice.”
Financial burdens affect health, quality of life for cancer survivors
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Cancer survivors with financial difficulties have a higher risk of depressed mood and psychological distress.
