Virginia Tech researchers: Witnessing fear can physically change the brain
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Scientists at the Virginia Tech Carilion Research Institute have discovered that observing fear in others may change how information flows in the brain.
Search Results for social media
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Shepherd Bliss: How safe do you feel these days?
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Columnist Shepherd Bliss writes: I no longer feel as safe as I used to. How about you?
Augusta Health Cancer Center bridges the gap for patients
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Fighting cancer is a difficult battle. Those with cancer need excellent care, delivered with compassion and understanding.
Virginia Tech expert says Trump needs to understand history, symbolic importance of inaugural speech
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Virginia Tech’s Bob Denton says President-elect Donald Trump needs to be mindful of his audience on Inauguration Day.
Sam Ben-Meir: Cagnacci in New York
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Guido Cagnacci, whose contemporaries called “il genio bizzaro,” has by all accounts been slow in receiving the attention his work merits.
One more element needed to make children’s educational apps most effective
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Screens are in our faces more than ever before. Smartphones, tablets, televisions and computers are part of daily life.
2017 and ‘Killer Apps’ for the transition
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Technologists sometimes use the term “killer app” for a practical application that suddenly drives widespread adoption of a technology.
Family court decisions can unfairly decide holiday family time
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For thousands of Virginians, whether or not they spend a holiday with their children depends on the details of their custody agreements.
McAuliffe unveils amendments to biennial state budget
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Text from Gov. Terry McAuliffe’s prepared remarks to the Virginia General Assembly with his proposed amendments to the biennial budget.
Alon Ben-Meir: The persecution of Christians in the Middle East
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Christians have lived in the Middle East – the birthplace of Christianity – for nearly two thousand years.
