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Utica Shale Academy Expanding with $2.35M Grant - Vimarsana News

Utica Shale Academy Expanding with $2.35M Grant

The Utica Shale Academy will be able to expand its programming and footprint in Salineville thanks to a $2.35 million grant.

WIU Research Team Awarded NCAA Grant Funding to Conduct Student-Athlete Suicide Prevention Training on Campus - Vimarsana News

WIU Research Team Awarded NCAA Grant Funding to Conduct Student-Athlete Suicide Prevention Training on Campus

A group of Western Illinois University administrators, faculty and staff is one of four applicants nationwide to receive part of $100,000 in grant money to fund a project aimed at campus training in suicide prevention and awareness for student-athletes.

Source: wiu.edu
Advocacy Spotlight: Dr. Gregg Bogost Shines Light on Wisconsin Scope Battles - Vimarsana News

Advocacy Spotlight: Dr. Gregg Bogost Shines Light on Wisconsin Scope Battles

Gregg Bogost, MD, FACR, the government relations chair of the Wisconsin Radiological Society (WRS) recently shared insights into the WRS scope of practice advocacy success achieved during the 2022 legislative cycle.

Source: acr.org
Local News Briefs: No injuries in Morgan Run Road crash - Vimarsana News

Local News Briefs: No injuries in Morgan Run Road crash

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Mayo study finds colon cancer driven by hereditary gene mutations in 1 in 6 patients - Vimarsana News

Mayo study finds colon cancer driven by hereditary gene mutations in 1 in 6 patients

 E-Mail ROCHESTER, Minn. -- A new Mayo Clinic study bolsters evidence that colorectal cancer is often imprinted in family genes and passed on from one generation to the next. In the study, published in Clinical Gastroenterology and Hepatology, researchers within the Mayo Clinic Center for Individualized Medicine found 1 in 6 patients with colorectal cancer had an inherited cancer-related gene mutation, which likely predisposed them to the disease. In addition, the researchers discovered that 60% of these cases would not have been detected if relying on a standard guideline-based approach. "...