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When patients inhale desflurane before surgery, only about 5% stays in the body. The rest can linger in the atmosphere for years.
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The commonwealth has yet to pass any new laws limiting access to the procedure.
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Health roundup: Growth at Chesapeake Regional, abortion pill access rules in N.C overturned and moreSome of the health headlines from Hampton Roads and Virginia in June
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With the Fourth of July approaching, so is the season for fireworks. But fireworks can be triggering for people with post-traumatic stress disorder.
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Executive Order 32 reestablishes the Maternal Health Data and Quality Measures Task Force, which was first established in 2021 and ran through the end of last year.
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Effort part of Democratic strategy to keep focus on abortion access ahead of November election, say analysts
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After more than 20 years in its prior location, VersAbility Resources moved to a new Gloucester location.
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Change has come to the home and community care system in Virginia.
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Democrats in the General Assembly submitted a constitutional amendment this past legislative session they say will protect reproductive freedom.
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The new testing comes as part of the federal government passing final PFAS rules in April.
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Ryan Petty, 8, was diagnosed with Niemann-Pick Type C last summer, a disease that affects only a handful of other children in Virginia, according to his family.