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Bill seeks to improve coverage for prostate cancer screenings
Health insurance companies may be required to update their coverage related to prostate cancer screenings under a bill that unanimously passed a key House of Delegates committee Thursday. “Virginia has the highest prostate cancer…rate and the second highest mortality rate for Black men in the nation,” Del. Terry Austin,
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2 children die from the flu in Virginia
Two Virginia children, including one from Central Virginia, have died from influenza, according to the Virginia Department of Health. The deaths occurred recently, though VDH officials did not specify exactly when. The child in Central Virginia was a teen between the ages of 13 and 17, while the other child
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