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“Nurses are really designed for this work,” said award finalist Janice Hawkins.
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A new study from local researchers connects transportation noise to serious health problems and higher poverty rates.
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USDA first requested names, birthdates, addresses and Social Security numbers in May.
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The new community-based hospital will offer specialty care closer to home for Northeastern North Carolina.
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Leaving medications in a hot car for extended periods of time can make them less effective or potentially dangerous. Certain medications can also make you more prone to heat illness.
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Managing statewide staff shortages has included training primary care providers to recognize and assess mental health issues themselves.
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The Virginia Tech Helmet lab recently released new ratings that rank how well hundreds of bike and football helmets protect against concussions.
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The FDA analysis of Juul and a handful of other vape products was “potentially less harmful” when used to quit smoking traditional cigarettes.
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“These people were not prepared,” University of Memphis gambling researcher James Whelan said, describing the results of a secret shopper survey of several Tennessee casinos.
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A new Texas law that will provide up to $50 million to study ibogaine reflects growing government interest in psychedelic therapy research for mental health treatments