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VDH warns of lower vax rates, higher respiratory illness cases
According to the Virginia Department of Health, fewer people are getting vaccinated and more people are getting sick. And we ...
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Richmond Mayor Danny Avula addresses VDH report on water crisis and DPU customer issues
Richmond Mayor Danny Avula addressed a number of community concerns about the water crisis, including the timeline of ...
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Richmond says it would charge CBS 6 over $4,000 to give requested information, water treatment plant records
Richmond Mayor Danny Avula addressed questions surrounding the state's notice of alleged violation pertaining to the recent ...
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Zoning can spark tension in rural Vermont, but what's the cost of opting out? Mt. Tabor offers a clue
A building collapse last summer in Mt. Tabor and its aftermath set off a chain of events pitting town officials, neighbors, ...
Column: Improve health by increasing state Medicaid payments
Virginia has an opportunity to improve residents’ health by increasing Medicaid payments to primary care physicians, ODU ...
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R Street Testimony before the Virginia House Health and Human Services Committee in Support of HB 2319 A Measure To Allow Drug Checking Products.
Robert Melvin, Northeast Region Director, R Street Institute Testimony in Support of HB 2319: “Drug and controlled paraphernalia; creates exception for drug checking products.” January 30, 2025 House ...
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After COVID-19, doctors urge you to make a primary care appointment
Bring your insurance card to your appointment if you have insurance. Bring current medications and vaccine records to your appointment. Minors should usually bring a parent or legal guardian to their ...
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Flu map: Virginia at ‘high’ level, according to CDC
The map of flu activity across the United States continues to darken, both figuratively and literally, as case numbers spike ...
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Bryan makes no mention of mental health services' state of emergency
Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. touched on a variety of subjects during his State of the Territory address Monday, but one issue not mentioned is the ongoing lack of inpatient mental ...