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The Deep Blue Ridge: How a local woman is using her love for math to win gold in pickleball

It is ‘play’ on the pickleball court that has turned very competitive for 62-year-old Trish Hammer. But there’s something that gives Hammer an edge over her competition: math.

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Children, Halloween and COVID: Advice for families from Virginia Tech expert

Even in the age of COVID, parents should find safe ways to allow kids to return to the tradition of trick-or-treating this Halloween.

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Physics - Tin Qubits Give Diamond a New Shine

Physics - Tin Qubits Give Diamond a New Shine
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Virginia Tech researcher receives $2.2 million to advance study on small 'fat burning' molecules

Virginia Tech researcher receives $2.2 million to advance study on small fat burning molecules The liver is the most resilient organ in the human body. It can remove toxins from the bloodstream, recycle red blood cells, maintain sugar levels, and it can even regenerate itself. But, when a large amount of fat builds up in the liver, it becomes too inflamed to perform its crucial duties. This condition is called nonalcoholic steatohepatitis, or NASH for short. It is a type of fatty liver disease that is characterized by inflammation, fat accumulation, and scarring. Worse yet, much like poison ivy that hides among other vines, poor diagnostics tools for NASH and symptoms that look like general obesity or metabolic disease make it a silent disease, able to inflict permanent damage years before it is diagnosed. An estimated 30 million people in the U.S. have NASH, and there are no FDA approved drugs to treat it.

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