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The Pulse: Nonprofit raises more than $2 million to expand pediatric cancer treatments and resources in Southwest Virginia

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By Emily Schabacker Verified
| Cardinal News
Welcome to The Pulse, a weekly roundup of health-focused news. Each Thursday, we bring you updates on health policy, community surveys, new clinical studies, programs and services in Southwest and Southside Virginia. Got a tip or story idea? Email me at emily@cardinalnews.org. A Roanoke-area foundation raised over $2.1 million during a golf tournament fundraiser last weekend to expand pediatric cancer care for children and families in Southwest Virginia.
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The Pulse: LewisGale adds simulation lab for nurses and clinicians

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By Emily Schabacker Verified
| Cardinal News
Welcome to The Pulse, a weekly roundup of health-focused news. Each Thursday, we bring you updates on health policy, community surveys, new clinical studies, programs and services in Southwest and Southside Virginia. Got a tip or story idea? Email me at emily@cardinalnews.org. LewisGale Regional Health System celebrated the opening of its new clinical simulation center last week with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
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Legislators again pause plan to close state-run medical center, citing concerns over moving at-risk residents

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By Emily Schabacker Verified
| Cardinal News
Virginia lawmakers have again delayed a vote on a plan to close Hiram Davis Medical Center, a state-run long-term care and skilled nursing facility in Petersburg, citing concerns about where residents with some of the state’s most complex medical and behavioral needs would receive care. The Virginia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services has planned to close the facility since 2024. Under the proposal, the department would move residents to other facilities in the community.
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