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Richmond Health News

For readers in Richmond, this page covers clinical research, wellness trends, disease management and public health initiatives. It addresses the news as it affects the city and the surrounding area.

Richmond Walk to End Alzheimer's Set for Nov. 8

Richmond Walk to End Alzheimer's Set for Nov. 8

The Alzheimer's Association's Richmond walk follows last year's fundraising success and highlights recent research advances.

Live Poll

Would you donate to Alzheimer's research through a community walk this year?


Diseases

Heart Disease

VCU Receives NIH Grant for Heart Failure Trial

Researchers at Virginia Commonwealth University will test an anti-inflammatory drug in a phase 2 heart failure study.


Fitness

Live Poll

Do you plan to incorporate more mind-body wellness activities into your weekly routine?

Fitness

Taou Studio Offers Yoga Classes Across Richmond

The yoga studio provides sessions throughout the Carytown and Forest Hill neighborhoods of Richmond.

Taou Studio Offers Yoga Classes Across Richmond

Substance Abuse

Live Poll

Do you regularly check your home cabinets and dispose of unused or expired medications?

Substance Abuse

VCU Hosts Drug Take Back Day in Richmond

The university initiative encourages residents to safely dispose of unused medications during National Pharmacy Week.

VCU Hosts Drug Take Back Day in Richmond

Sexual Health

Live Poll

Should universities provide free STI and HIV screenings to all students as a standard health service?

Sexual Health

VCU Launched Free Monthly STI Screening Program

The initiative offers students free HIV and STI testing to reduce financial barriers to essential sexual healthcare.

VCU Launched Free Monthly STI Screening Program

Alternative Medicine

Live Poll

Do you trust alternative healing practices like reiki or tarot to improve your personal well-being?

Alternative Medicine

Lesly Soto Offers Traditional Healing in Richmond

The Richmond-based practitioner provides tarot, reiki, and traditional Mexican limpia services.

Lesly Soto Offers Traditional Healing in Richmond

More in Health

Regular subjects here include hospital programs, the impact of health insurance changes, clinical trial findings and local public health guidance. Coverage reaches across the city and the communities around it. Seasonal patterns in infectious disease cycles often shape the volume of reporting throughout the year. Changes to insurance policies and shifts in patient access to care represent the most frequent topics discussed in the city.