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Stable, new compound could help patients in shock — from soldiers in remote locations to those injured in car wrecks.

A VCU-led analysis of content on Pinterest related to the flu vaccine may hold clues that could help public health officials combat potentially deadly misinformation.

Participants in the annual JACK’s program at VCU gain in-depth neonatology experience and insight into other pediatric subspecialty areas.

As colleges and universities nationwide prepare for the fall semester — in person, online and in a hybrid of both — VCU experts detail ways to maximize safety.

VCU projects support those facing drug and alcohol abuse, intimate partner violence and cancer in remote areas.

Throughout the spring and summer, VCU Facilities Management has been assembling, procuring and distributing personal protective equipment kits.

National leader in injury control, emergency medicine to assume duties in October.

“The COVID-19 pandemic has affected everyone; however, it has affected cancer patients, particularly bone marrow transplant patients, in a unique way.”