
National report: Richmond’s asthma death rate is fifth highest. What’s happening in Henrico?
While it’s no secret that Metro Richmond has a reputation for allergies, a new national report suggests the region’s breathing problems run deeper.
Richmond ranks fifth nationally for its asthma-related death rate, and the broader metro area ranks as the 27th worst place in the nation for asthma (among the 100 most populated metros studied), according to the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America’s 2026 Asthma Capitals report. (Click here to continue reading)


















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