Virginians living with HIV struggle to get drugs that fight the virus after massive health care cuts

Virginians living with HIV are facing significant challenges accessing their life-saving medications due to drastic funding cuts by the Virginia Department of Health to clinics serving low-income patients. With these cuts, many people are uncertain about when they'll receive their next refills, putting their health at risk. This situation highlights a critical gap in healthcare support for vulnerable populations and raises concerns about the long-term implications for public health and the spread of the virus. The ongoing struggle underscores the urgent need for renewed funding and support for HIV clinics to ensure continuous access to essential medications.