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naloxone  

Faculty, staff and students are invited to participate in a training to learn how to help counteract the effects of an opioid overdose while waiting for emergency medical assistance to arrive Monday, Feb. 15 from 3-4 p.m. via Zoom.

covid-19 vaccine  

How does the health of West Virginia relate to the rest of the world? Dr. Clay Marsh Clay, West Virginia’s coronavirus czar and vice president and executive dean of WVU Health Sciences, explores themes of health, wellness, wellbeing, spirituality and more in his blog.

Traumatic Brain Injury Conference Graphic  

The WV Traumatic Brain Injury program at the Center for Excellence in Disabilities invites survivors of TBI, their family members and professionals to attend the annual WV Traumatic Brain Injury Conference March 30-31.

Clay Marsh  

Dr. Clay Marsh, West Virginia’s Coronavirus Czar and West Virginia University Health Sciences vice president and executive dean, will address the House Committee on Energy and Commerce’s Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations today (Feb. 2) at 11 a.m. Congressman David McKinley invited Marsh to discuss West Virginia’s successful COVID-19 vaccine rollout with the bipartisan group of legislators.

First brick in place  

Under most circumstances, the placement of one brick in a multi-million dollar structure would not be big news. But when the brick is part of the new WVU Medicine Children's hospital, it becomes a lead story. The brick, laid Jan. 21 by Children's Chief Operating Officer Amy Bush, represents another big step in the completion of a facility that will change lives throughout the region.