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A Black man stands on a dock with a fishing pole in his hand and he's got a fish on the line. He's a subsistence fisher, but says he fishes for more than just the food.
Posted inEnvironmental Health

Subsistence fishers catch dinner, but get a lot more from casting a line

by Will Atwater October 12, 2022October 12, 2022

This is the fourth in a series, Seafood and A Healthy Diet, examining the role and sustainability of seafood in a healthy diet and is published in collaboration with Coastal Review Online. By Will Atwater A little past 7 p.m. on a mid-September evening in Beaufort, N.C., pink clouds stretch across the sky and reflect […]

Black Cardboard tombstone shaped displays with hand-lettered messages and photos of people who died of overdose
Posted inSubstance Use

Opioid overdose remembrance events combine prayer, ritual, activism

by Rose Hoban September 2, 2021September 2, 2021
Two yellow figures emerge from behind bars and start walking down a path. At the end of the path is a house, but there is a roadblock in the way.
Posted inPrison Health

COVID-19 creates additional challenges for those leaving incarceration in NC

by Elizabeth Thompson July 16, 2021August 31, 2022
The entrance to a red brick building with a sign that says "The Moses H. Cone Memorial Hospital"
Posted inHospitals

Public comments on Cone-Sentara merger roll in

by Correspondent May 25, 2021August 31, 2022
Vaccine vials and paper on a table
Posted inInfectious Disease

Overcoming his COVID vaccine skepticism at FEMA clinic

by Anne Blythe March 19, 2021March 19, 2021
man wearing mask sits behind desk with naloxone kits in a line in front of him
Posted inSubstance Use

COVID-19 stressors fuel surge in overdoses of contaminated street drugs

by Liora Engel-Smith February 5, 2021April 12, 2021

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