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 MoreA 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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Continued outbreaks of whooping cough across North Carolina have led state health officials to encourage residents of all ages to be immunized.
Read MoreDomestic 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 MoreEvan Raines, a sixteen-year-old junior defensive end from Fayetteville, collapsed on the football practice field on August 3 and later died.
Read MoreMore than 1.7 million of your neighbors in North Carolina will see less food assistance starting on November.
Read MoreYou may be happy if you vacation in the Bahamas, but you’ll be happier if you volunteer in your community, says UNC’s Barbara Fredrickson.
Read MoreA study by UNC’s Gillings School of Global Public Health finds that burning incense can cause lung inflammation.
Read MoreMore than 1.7 million of our state’s residents will see a reduction in federal food assistance starting this November.
Read MoreOakkar says health care is moving into the digital age, and he is riding on top of the wave.
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