Emily Schabacker

Limited resources, patchy prenatal care and rising infections among women of reproductive age are fueling a resurgence of a disease once considered under control.

The facilities at Westlake and Daleville will offer full emergency services on an outpatient basis.

Backed by opioid abatement funds, Strong Futures in Norton and Four Truths in Roanoke aim to fill critical gaps in treatment for pregnant and parenting women by offering residential care that keeps families together.

Since 2016, a nonprofit has helped install more than 300 baby boxes nationwide. To date, about 60 infants have been surrendered through these boxes.

Virginia’s hospital leaders say President Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill would be devastating for Virginia hospitals.

Researchers are now gathering personal stories and perspectives to add depth to the data. Written public comments will be accepted through June 27.

Virginia will begin tracking alpha-gal syndrome, a tick-borne illness that causes red meat allergies, after anecdotal reports suggest cases are on the rise.

Five confirmed cases in two months led Mount Rogers Health District officials to boost education efforts.

More than 600 patients received care last year at the Mission of Mercy annual event. Organizers expect more this summer and are seeking additional dentists and support staff.

The expansion includes the region’s first pediatric trauma bay and marks the first phase of opening the Crystal Spring Tower.