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Residents in Emporia could face drives of nearly an hour to find alternative care.
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In Hampton Roads, people 55 and older make up about a third of the homeless population.
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One lawmaker says proposed constitutional protections are “a moot point” if people can’t afford reproductive healthcare.
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The National Institutes of Health under President Donald Trump has changed how it reviews and distributes research funding.
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The sudden shutdown of Fishing Point Healthcare, a clinic that served thousands of Medicaid patients in Newport News, has left a gap in care.
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Prostate cancer care is shifting toward more targeted treatments, but not every patient is a candidate.
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A food hub next to a Sentara clinic has served tens of thousands of people over the past two years, as rising demand and looming cuts to federal benefits put increasing pressure on local food systems.
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Changes to TRICARE drug coverage are an attempt to provide more choices.
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AI tools are helping decrease food waste for grocery stores, but it also means fewer donations of fresh produce to pantries.
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The funds will support heart health programs in the region, including CPR education and hypertension awareness.
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Although casino workers were hopeful this year, the General Assembly once again failed to bring to the floor any discussion on the exemption to Virginia's Indoor Clean Air Act.
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Funding and service cuts have advocates and patients worried about how Virginia will fare in it's fight against HIV infections.