Ashley Smith
Daybreak and Noon Anchor at WVEC-TV (Norfolk, VA)
@13NewsNow Daybreak & Noon Anchor, part of @TEGNA | TV Emmy Nominee | Miss United States 2011
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uc.edu | Ashley Smith
Hoxworth Blood Center, University of Cincinnati, is proud to announce that David Oh, MD, interim co-director and chief medical officer, has been appointed to America’s Blood Centers (ABC) Board of Directors. This prestigious national leadership role not only recognizes Oh’s respected career and dedication to advancing transfusion medicine but also ensures Hoxworth has a powerful voice at the table in shaping the future of blood banking and donor services across the country.
Virginia's new dashboards track pregnancy risks. But advocates say data alone won't fix disparities.
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13newsnow.com | Ashley Smith
Virginia is taking a closer look at what's putting new and expectant mothers at risk, and what it will take to keep them alive. On April 17, Governor Glenn Youngkin announced the Virginia Department of Health's updated Maternal and Child Health Dashboard and two new dashboards on maternal mortality and pregnancy-associated deaths. The public dashboards track maternal health and infant outcomes across the Commonwealth, monitoring data like preterm births and low birthweight.
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13newsnow.com | Ashley Smith
NORFOLK, Va. — A historically Black neighborhood in Norfolk could soon get the official recognition some residents have spent years fighting for. Titustown -- founded in the early 1900s and built by African American families determined to own land, raise children, and thrive in the face of Jim Crow -- was awarded $100,000 in Virginia’s newly approved state budget. The funding will help determine if the neighborhood qualifies as a state-recognized historic district.
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13newsnow.com | Ashley Smith
HAMPTON, Va. — Cancer treatment isn't just what happens in the exam room. It's everything patients face while fighting to get better.
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13newsnow.com | Ashley Smith
CHESAPEAKE, Va. — Beyond routine care at Chesapeake Regional Medical Center, one team is helping people in the middle of a crisis. For the past five years, the HOPE Program has quietly helped more than 500 survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking— free of charge.
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