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Chronic kidney disease affects more than 35 million Americans, and more than half of patients with advanced disease ultimately die from cardiovascular complications.
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The revisions concern sales and possession that remain illegal after the market opens.
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The Safer Communities Program currently funds initiatives in 4 cities, including Richmond.
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The governor also signed bills calling for votes on 3 other proposed constitutional amendments.
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More than a dozen localities across Virginia currently criminalize loitering or homeless-adjacent activity.
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