the Centers for Disease Control regarding the well-publicized HIV outbreak in Kanawha County, West Virginia The CDC has called the West Virginia HIV outbreak “the most concerning” in the United States, with an

have run an interesting gamut across five states: Georgia, Florida, Tennessee, California, and West Virginia Such is the case for my home state of West Virginia. Since returning to West Virginia from Los Angeles in 2013, my experience with this state’s HIV services As far as I can tell, this problem seems kind of unique to West Virginia. This has become the case with one of West Virginia’s terribly mismanaged HOPWA grantees.

This settlement deal was approved by all but four states—Alabama, Oklahoma, West Virginia, and Washington—and Many states, including West Virginia, used (and abused) those funds to plug holes in their budgets, fund infrastructure improvements, and, in the case of West Virginia, fund teacher pension funds. Opioid Settlement, meaning that states that chose to continue pursuing additional damages (i.e., West Virginia the opioid epidemic has become part of the fabric of life, such as Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio, and West Virginia

restrictions for a “simplified” or “initial” treatment offering in Hawaii, Kansas, Kentucky, Utah, and West Virginia While Colorado, Ohio, New York, and West Virginia addressed the issue of additional restrictions or a

Representative Virginia Foxx (R-N.C.) highlighted the lack of transparency, questioning PBM executives Counts conducted a study in Virginia, matching pharmacy closures against openings using data from the Virginia Board of Pharmacy.

Florida, Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio, Tennessee, and West Virginia top the list for the most cases reported

With an emerging “surveillance gap” for both HIV and HCV, a startling HIV outbreak in West Virginia,

West Virginia’s Kanawha County HIV outbreak is considered a 2020 outbreak, though just recently received

treatment approval: Maryland, Massachusetts, Missouri, Montana, South Carolina, Washington, and West Virginia

An example of this occurred in West Virginia, in 2021, when state and local legislators, in a public of the Division of HIV/AIDS Prevention at the CDC, that they did not believe him when told that West Virginia

and out-of-pocket limits: Connecticut, Delaware, Illinois, Louisiana, New Mexico, New York, Oklahoma, Virginia , and West Virginia.

between the previous year’s overdose death rates and this year’s and emphasizing the plight of West Virginia