FDA Investigating Chobani Yogurt Mold Issue
The company did not issue a recall notice over the problem, the FDA told Reuters, but instead the company contacted stores directly.
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UNC Researchers Find Possible Cause For Autism
Researchers at the University Of North Carolina School Of Medicine have discovered a possible cause of autism.
Read MoreYoung Children At High Risk Of Whooping Cough
About half of the children younger than one year that catch whooping cough will be hospitalized; one to two percent of those will die.
Read MoreOne NC Abortion Clinic Closed, Another Reopens
One North Carolina abortion clinic is now closed for good and another abortion center has re-opened after both were cited for problems that led to the suspension of services at each location this summer.
Read MoreNC Requires Worker Flu Shot At Gov’t Health Centers
North Carolina state government’s 10,000 employees at public mental hospitals, substance abuse treatment centers and other facilities for people with disabilities will have to get flu vaccinations by Dec. 1.
Read More2011 NC Abortion Law Challenges Before Judge Again
A federal judge wants to hear from lawyers in person on the legality of 2011 ultrasound requirements passed by North Carolina legislators before deciding whether they should be tossed out permanently as unconstitutional.
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Health Officials Warn Of Whooping Cough Cases
Continued outbreaks of whooping cough across North Carolina have led state health officials to encourage residents of all ages to be immunized.
Read MoreUNC Domestic Abuse Study Finds Promising Result
Domestic abuse is rarely something we talk about in society, but at UNC’s School for Social Work, a study into counseling for survivors and victims of abuse shows promising results.
Read MoreSpotting Heart Problems in High School Athletes
Evan Raines, a sixteen-year-old junior defensive end from Fayetteville, collapsed on the football practice field on August 3 and later died.
Read MoreFood Assistant Reduction Affects Those in Poverty
More than 1.7 million of your neighbors in North Carolina will see less food assistance starting on November.
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