Virginia Tech team heads to Flint for third round of water testing
Share
Members of Virginia Tech’s Flint Water Study team are headed back to Flint for a third round of sampling to determine the current status of lead in water.
Search Results for research
Share
Study: For best flavor, don’t refrigerate tomatoes
Share
Recently published study findings by two USDA scientists indicate tomatoes are more flavorful when they’re not refrigerated.
What new laws are taking effect in Virginia today?
Share
A new biennial budget containing major investments in education, workforce and economic development takes effect today.
Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library announces new digital library
Share
The Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library announces the release of its newly updated digital library accessible through woodrowwilson.org.
UVA pioneers use of tablets to improve stroke care
Share
The standard neurological screening exam in a stroke evaluation is the National Institutes of Health’s Stroke Scale.
SAWMPO partners with CAMPO to study Interstate 64 corridor
Share
A multi-jurisdictional planning partnership is working to reduce traffic, congestion and crash issues along a forty-mile stretch/segment of Interstate 64.
Why is underwater noise pollution such a big deal?
Share
For us land-dwellers, underwater noise rarely reaches our ears. However, marine organisms can be very sensitive to undersea sounds.
Report: Local governments play critical role in achieving public health goals
Share
Healthy communities don’t just happen. They are created by a multitude of social, economic, environmental, and behavioral factors.
Permaculture health workshop set for this weekend
Share
Dancing Star Farm and Polyface Farm in Augusta County are hosting a workshop on Sunday focusing on permaculture health.
Governor McAuliffe announces $275,000 in grants for early intervention, education of children with disabilities
Share
Governor Terry McAuliffe announced two federal grants for early intervention and education of children with disabilities.
