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North Carolina sees 3000 percent increase in organ donors because of Facebook
The social media site Facebook is inviting users to sign up to be organ donors and share their status.
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Rare Disease Fundraiser
A Wake Forest woman started a group called Cherubs to raise awareness about Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia or CDH. The group is named after baby angels because about half of the kids with CDH don't s
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WakeMed milk bank short on supplies
The WakeMed milk bank is struggling to keep up with demand for breast milk and is asking for new donors.
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Bullying and Age
Kids age from Bullies
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Knee injuries on the rise, especially for teen girls in sports
A doctor in Fayetteville is seeing an increased number of female athletes suffering from knee injuries. He explains why this is a problem in teen girls.
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How get through the spring allergy season
Susanne Jacobs, with Raleigh Minute Clinic, about the overwhelming yellow pollen and some important things you need to know this season.
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New study: Weight loss surgery can reverse diabetes
We talked to a doctor at WakeMed about a new study suggesting that weight loss surgery can reverse type 2 diabetes in some patients.
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Laser treatment erases wrinkles without pain
A CO2 fractionated laser uses light energy to bore tiny holes in the skin, which healthy new tissue will eventually fill.
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Report blames Duke for flawed clinical research scandal
The National Institute of Medicine blames Duke University for lapses in oversight leading to the scandal surrounding flawed cancer research.
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Soldiers use muscle to raise money for Duke Children's Hospital
Specialist Kenneth Bass and his fellow soldiers at Camp Arifjan in Kuwait established Big Soldiers for Little Soldiers to raise money for Duke Children's Hospital & Health Center.
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Ronald McDonald House of Durham is expanding
The Ronald McDonald House of Durham is building an expansion so staff can support more families with children battling cancer, but they need almost $1 million to pay for the project.
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DHHS resignations.
Two people have resigned from the Office of Minority Health and Health Disparities after an internal DHHS audit.
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There's a Better Way: Taking charge of your health care
Are you proactive about your health? Some times it can be challenging, but in our There's a Better Way segment, we take a look at how you can take charge of your healthcare.
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The harmful effects of smoking and tips to help you quit
Ann Rollins provides tips on how to kick the habit.
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Living with Multiple Sclerosis
An Apex woman shares how she copes with MS.
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How MS Society helps those in need
Monica Tierney, Development Coordinator of Walk MS, talks about how the upcoming walks help those living with MS.
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Allergy season hits earlier in the Triangle
The mild winter is causing trees and flowers to bud early bringing with it allergy season in the Triangle.
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UNC Hospitals performs triple-tandem stem cell transplant
A Carrboro man will get the first triple-tandem stem cell transplant done at UNC Hospitals to treat testicular cancer.
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WakeMed doctor urging whooping cough vaccine for adults
A WakeMed doctor is urging adults to get a shot that protects them against whooping cough.
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Autism Breakthrough
New breakthroughs in the development of Autism research
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Raleigh man walking across America for a cause
A Raleigh man is starting on a journey that will take him from coast to coast to raise awareness about heart disease.
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Triangle community learns CPR
Wake Med is holding CPR classes during heart awareness month.
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Researcher implicated in manipulation of cancer data leaves Coastal Cancer Center
A doctor accused of manipulating cancer research data while he worked at Duke University is no longer employed with Coastal Cancer Center.
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Sugar found in baby formula
Test on seven different formulas found varying levels of sugar. An ingredient not listed on packaging.
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Influenza Claims Life Of North Carolina Child
State and local health officials are reminding North Carolinians to get their flu shots.
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