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Intestinal Virus Hits W.Va.

West Virginia is one of 31 states reporting an outbreak of intestinal illness.

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Health & Science Maria Young, Jan. 14, 2026

Doctors: W.Va. Poised For Big Jump In Flu Cases

West Virginia is beginning to see an increase in cases of influenza -- but could avoid a more severe outbreak by taking precautions.

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Health & Science Maria Young, Jan. 08, 2026

Health Officer Predicts W.Va. Flu Cases To Rise Sharply

The Kanawha-Charleston Health Officer says a nationwide spike in flu cases is likely to hit West Virginia in the coming weeks.

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Save A Life Day: Overdose Awareness Event Spreads To All 50 States

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