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The risk of West Nile Virus transmission in Henrico County has fallen below the threshold that signals elevated concern, following weeks of targeted mosquito control efforts, according to health officials. The Richmond and Henrico Health Districts reported this week that as of Oct. 7, fewer than 50% of mosquito trap
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St. Mary’s Hospital to add 8 stories of critical care to address growing demand
Tuesday marked a milestone for Bon Secours and Henrico’s St. Mary’s Hospital as the health system broke ground on a $370 million expansion off Bremo Road. “This tower will allow us to not only modernize facilities,” said Bryan Lee, Bon Secours St. Mary’s Hospital President. “It will
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Henrico Doctors' Hospital CEO avoids questions after babies injured in NICU, 94 infants infected with MRSA
Virginia Department of Health found hospital failed to protect NICU patients from abuse and neglect, while a MRSA outbreak infected 94 babies over 3 years
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After federal funding cuts, Va. maternal mortality data collection to continue until next August
Virginia’s Maternal Mortality Review Team will continue its operations until August of next year. The future of the team, however, will depend on future congressional action and Virginia’s willingness to continue it. That’s because federal funding to support the cohort’s work had already been allocated before
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