The first class of students in the three-year program could start in fall 2010
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July 05, 2009
Lynchburg College seeking accreditation for Doctor of Physical Therapy program
The first class of students in the three-year program could start in fall 2010
Babcock & Wilcox may produce medical isotopes
Members of the nuclear medicine field are asking the federal government to clear the way for Babcock & Wilcox’s proposed facility that would create medical isotopes and could be built in Campbell County
July 04, 2009
University of Richmond professor helps train mental-health workers in Iraq
Kristen P. Lindgren recently spent eight intensive days training mental-health workers in the Kurdish region of Iraq
July 02, 2009
CDC says U.S. swine flu cases rise to nearly 34,000
Deaths have risen 34% in the past week to 170
New pet imaging service offered at Virginia Tech’s School of Veterinary Medicine
Veterinarian, Radiologists will share their test results with your vet in order to keep your pets care closer to home.
Protect yourself against Asian Tiger Mosquito
Asian tiger mosquitoes are a potential health threat in Virginia because they can transmit diseases that include West Nile virus, La Crosse encephalitis, and Eastern equine encephalitis
July 01, 2009
E.coli levels back to “safe” at Smith Mountain Lake swimming area
Swimmers can get back in the water at the Ponderosa campground in Franklin County
How much acetaminophen is too much?
What you need to know about acetaminophen dosing and your health
FDA requires stop smoking drugs Chantix, Zyban to have mental health warning
The new requirement is based on reports of people experiencing unusual changes in behavior, becoming depressed, or having suicidal thoughts while taking the drug
2009 National obesity rankings out
Mississippi’s still fattest but Alabama closing in