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Researchers say that the increased death rate in children and teens is a flashing red light.
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A recent study found that negligent landlords are a significant predictor of violence in Richmond neighborhoods.
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Over the last ten years, Virginia recorded 462 pregnancy-related deaths – one of the highest rates in the nation. In some cases, those deaths were caused by intimate partner violence, so Virginia Commonwealth University has started a program to protect people at risk.
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Liver disease is a growing problem in this country, and Virginia Commonwealth University is hoping to fight that trend with the largest donation in its history.
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A team at Virginia Commonwealth University is working with scientists at two other medical centers to conduct the world’s largest study of genetic risk factors for depression.
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Society views pregnancy as a happy time of anticipation, but about 20% of women experience depression and anxiety when they’re expecting.That’s why scientists at Virginia Commonwealth University are testing a new approach to treatment – one that does not involve drugs or expensive psychotherapy.
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The $6 million for VCU's Youth Violence Prevention Center is one of five awarded nationally.
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The focus is why some patients experience 'long COVID' while some symptoms last a matter of days.
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Are Virginia taxpayers willing to pay more?A new poll from Virginia Commonwealth University that asks that question.
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The pandemic is hitting racial and ethnic minorities harder in Virginia, according to a new poll.Black people in Virginia were twice as likely to have a…