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Emily Richardson-Lorente

Emily Richardson-Lorente

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Charlottesville

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Total articles 30

  • Why Are HPV Vaccination Rates So Low?

    By Emily Richardson-Lorente| WMRA Public Radio (Harrisonburg, VA) Verified HPV infections are leading to an increasing number of cancers in both men and women. There’s a vaccine that can address that, but most people in Virginia aren’t getting it. In fact, compliance rates for HPV vaccination are so low here and throughout the U.S., that the National Cancer Institute-designated Cancer Centers call it “a serious public health threat.” WMRA’s Emily Richardson-Lorente has the story.

    By Emily Richardson-Lorente · WMRA Public Radio (Harrisonburg, VA)

    Aug. 29, 2020

  • Central Virginia Star Party

    By Emily Richardson-Lorente| WMRA Public Radio (Harrisonburg, VA) Verified This year, for the 5th year in a row, star gazers are invited to attend the Central Virginia Star Party. Emily Richardson-Lorente has a preview. UPDATE from the organizers:  "With the threat of flooding, we have decided that for everyone’s safety, we have to cancel tomorrow's Star Party.

    By Emily Richardson-Lorente · WMRA Public Radio (Harrisonburg, VA)

    Aug. 29, 2020

  • Why Are HPV Vaccination Rates So Low?

    By Emily Richardson-Lorente| WMRA Public Radio (Harrisonburg, VA) Verified HPV infections are leading to an increasing number of cancers in both men and women. There’s a vaccine that can address that, but most people in Virginia aren’t getting it. In fact, compliance rates for HPV vaccination are so low here and throughout the U.S., that the National Cancer Institute-designated Cancer Centers call it “a serious public health threat.” WMRA’s Emily Richardson-Lorente has the story.

    By Emily Richardson-Lorente · WMRA Public Radio (Harrisonburg, VA)

    Aug. 29, 2020

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Charlottesville, United States