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Virginia overdose deaths continue to drop as Chesapeake offers free Narcan training
1+ week, 3+ day ago (151+ words) CHESAPEAKE, Va. — Overdose deaths across Virginia have dropped about 70% over the last five years, according to officials with the Chesapeake Health Department and they want to keep that trend going, through training and awareness. Health officials are offering free Rapid…...
Nationally Recognized Lung Cancer Researcher and ASCO Young Investigator Award Honoree, Tina Roy, MD, Joins the Physician Team at Virginia Cancer Specialists
3+ week, 6+ day ago (480+ words) Virginia Cancer Specialists, the largest private oncology practice in Northern Virginia, is pleased to welcome Tina Roy, MD, board-certified medical oncologist and board-eligible hematologist, to its Arlington location. Oops, something went wrong U.S. markets open in 46m Nationally Recognized Lung Cancer Researcher…...
New data shows Virginia's cyclospora outbreak is still growing week over week
1+ mon, 1+ day ago (406+ words) Virginia's cyclospora case count has risen to 197, a jump of 35 cases from the previous week, according to data from the Virginia Department of Health as of Aug. 10, 2026. Of the 197 cases, 107 were domestically acquired — up 18 from the previous week. Another 48 cases…...
Virginia cyclospora cases continue to climb as domestically acquired infections rise
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (350+ words) Virginia's cyclospora case count has risen to 162, a jump of 36 cases from the previous week, according to data from the Virginia Department of Health as of July 30, 2026. Of the 162 cases, 89 were domestically acquired — up 23 from the previous week. Another 36 cases…...
Warming Chesapeake Bay waters bring increased focus on potentially dangerous Vibrio bacteria
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (1231+ words) National Institute of General Medical Sciences CHESAPEAKE BAY - As Chesapeake Bay waters warm during the peak of summer, health officials are urging people to take simple precautions against Vibrio, a naturally occurring bacteria that can cause serious illness in some…...
Troubled Virginia nursing homes being sold to new owners, emails show
2+ mon, 2+ week ago (558+ words) RICHMOND, Va. — Five Central Virginia nursing homes with low-quality ratings are changing ownership, as soon as next week, according to emails obtained by CBS 6 through a public records request. The facilities being sold include Colonial Heights Rehabilitation and Nursing Center,…...
After several years spreading across Virginia, syphilis cases now trending down
3+ mon, 2+ week ago (226+ words) Syphilis cases are trending down across Virginia and more people are getting tested after several years of the sexually transmitted disease spreading across the state — most severely in Hampton Roads. Total syphilis cases in Virginia increased from 2020 to 2024, according to…...
Chesapeake fitness studio owner partners with unique nonprofit that's helping her nonverbal son find his voice
4+ mon, 3+ week ago (425+ words) CHESAPEAKE, Va. — Kandice Broadnax opened Ascend Bungee Fitness in Chesapeake in 2022. While the studio is a big part of her life, she said her son, Bryson, is her whole world. Bryson was diagnosed with autism when he was 3. "Originally, he…...
10 Virginia hospitals are threatened by Medicaid cuts, report says
4+ mon, 2+ week ago (404+ words) Ten Virginia hospitals, mostly in rural corners of the state, are at a heightened risk of closing or reducing services because of Medicaid cuts, a report concluded. Among them are two hospitals owned by VCU Health and one by Bon…...
Virginia sets rules for potential psilocybin treatment
4+ mon, 3+ week ago (271+ words) (The Center Square) – Virginia approved a law that would allow psilocybin to be used in medical settings if federal regulators give it the green light. The legislation, Senate Bill 379, was introduced by state Sen. Jennifer Boysko and directs the Virginia…...