After a dire medical crisis, a family finds a way to say ‘thank you’ Joyce and Rich Johnson donate $1M to support VCU Medical Center’s surgical trauma intensive care unit. Read more »
Massey scientists discover potential breakthrough in the understanding of tumor dormancy Researchers receive $1.2M grant to investigate therapeutics that might significantly suppress cancer recurrence. Read more »
Bon Secours, VCU Health break ground on pediatric outpatient facility on Westhampton School property Ongoing collaboration between the two health systems increases access to pediatric care, as well as housing, insurance and transit projects to create a healthier Richmond. Read more »
Kids and their families share what they hope to see in new inpatient children’s hospital building Community design fair draws enthusiastic crowd with ideas for the new facility scheduled to open in 2022. Read more »
New NIH funding will support research into how the body responds to medical implants A VCU engineering professor has received $1.76M to continue his investigation into how immune system cells control responses to biomaterials. 6/18/2019
Officials break ground for VCU Health Emergency Center at New Kent VCU Health representatives joined state and local leaders in New Kent County to break ground on a $16 million state-of-the-art emergency center. 6/17/2019
Children’s Hospital of Richmond at VCU breaks ground on inpatient hospital Children’s Hospital Foundation announces $25M matching gift toward $100M capital campaign to support construction. 6/8/2019
After a dire medical crisis, a family finds a way to say ‘thank you’ Joyce and Rich Johnson donate $1M to support VCU Medical Center’s surgical trauma intensive care unit. 6/6/2019
VCU Health clinical professor named chief medical officer at Sheltering Arms Institute The institute — a collaboration between Sheltering Arms Hospital and VCU Health — is scheduled to open next summer. 6/4/2019
Certain antidepressants could provide a frontline treatment for multiple infectious diseases, testing shows Some antidepressants could potentially be used to treat a wide range of diseases caused by bacteria living within cells, according to work by researchers in the Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine and collaborators at other institutions. 5/31/2019
Massey scientists discover potential breakthrough in the understanding of tumor dormancy Researchers receive $1.2M grant to investigate therapeutics that might significantly suppress cancer recurrence. 5/31/2019
Bon Secours, VCU Health break ground on pediatric outpatient facility on Westhampton School property Ongoing collaboration between the two health systems increases access to pediatric care, as well as housing, insurance and transit projects to create a healthier Richmond. 5/21/2019