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May 11, 2023 By Loren Kopff • @LorenKopff on Twitter Sometimes a game can be won or lost simply with one play. For the Valley Christian High softball team, one play in the top of the fifth inning turned a 2-1 lead into a 6-2 deficit and eventually, the Defenders fell to Mayfield High 6-4…
The ratio of Black doctors to Black patients in Virginia is about one to 1,000.
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Despite historic changes in educational and economic opportunities, the share of U.S. physicians who are Black men has remained unchanged since 1940. Virginia medical schools are still struggling to attract talented young men – a key to building trust between healthcare providers and the Black community.
For some, masks have been a social reprieve. They plan to keep wearing them. Elizabeth Chuck © Provided by NBC News When federal health officials recently announced that fully vaccinated people no longer have to wear masks in most situations, Jaz Johnson was among those who kept hers on. Johnson, 46, of Kansas City, Missouri, has received both doses of the Covid-19 vaccine, but she has no desire to go maskless. For the past year, Johnson has avoided the colds and flu she normally gets. So has her 95-year-old grandmother, who lives with her. In addition to helping keep her an...