Leah Small
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Despite lawmakers’ effort to backfill funding in the new state budget, HIV care in Virginia will lose even more money after a settlement with an HIV drug company.
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The preventative drug lowers the risk of contracting HIV by about 99%.
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High cattle prices may help farmers out of the hole left by syrup season, but they’re still fighting economic headwinds and the weather.
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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.
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HIV clinics suffered huge funding losses due to the Virginia Department of Health’s mistake.
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The state's health department says huge cuts to HIV clinics may fund reduced coverage for now.
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A holiday tragedy upended Kristie Askew’s family. It brought life to others
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Tribal leaders seeks federal recognition with support from the governor
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Sajia Afzali and her young family escaped their home in the capital city just hours before the brutal Taliban regime regained authority. The family is building a new life – with local support – in Virginia.
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Black women in Tidewater Virginia are more likely to die of breast cancer than most women in the U.S.