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When the Law Clashes With Common Language

When the Law Clashes With Common Language

Many undocumented immigrants could be affected by a Supreme Court decision, and it could come down to how jus…

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Virginia needs more nurses. Educators say training them will take more than just adding classroom seats. Original

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Health Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email Yiqing Wang/WHRO Three nurses tend a newborn in a maternity suite at Sentara Albemarle Medical Center. Data shows Virginia has more than 17,000 unfilled registered nurse positions. Nursing schools are being asked to graduate more students at a time when health care itself is becoming more complex.
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Virginia budget expands Medicaid access to sickle cell gene therapy

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By Yiqing Wang Verified
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Health Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email Photo by Yiqing Wang/WHRO Staff members work inside the Sentara-EVMS Comprehensive Sickle Cell Program clinic that serves more than 200 adults living with sickle cell disease in Hampton Roads. New gene therapies have changed what may be possible for some sickle cell patients. But providers say the path to treatment remains long, expensive and difficult to access.
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New Virginia fund could lower insurance marketplace premiums for some residents Original

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By Yiqing Wang Verified
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Health Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email Photo via Shutterstock An insurance card sits next to prescription medications. A new Virginia affordability fund could lower monthly premiums for some residents who buy coverage through the state’s Insurance Marketplace. Marketplace enrollment in Virginia has dropped roughly 20% this year after premiums rose and federal tax credits expired.
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