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Two glass vials that say "Naloxone HCL" and two wrapped syringes rest on a metal shelf at a needle exchange facility. In the background is a paper instructions on using the medication to reverse an opioid overdose
Posted inRural Health

NC organizations fighting the rural opioid crisis receive a $4M federal boost

by Liora Engel-Smith August 14, 2020January 29, 2021

By Liora Engel-Smith Amid signs that the state is losing ground in its battle against the opioid crisis, four North Carolina agencies on the front lines of addiction and recovery have received $1 million apiece to address the issue in rural areas. Two recipients of the recent federal Department of Health and Human Services grants […]

An African American mother and her baby bond together as an illustration of maternal health and maternal and child health.
Posted inGender health

Federal health officials ask how they can help NC improve maternal health. They get an earful.

by Anne Blythe January 29, 2020January 28, 2020
medical examination room
Posted inHealthcare Workers, NC Health Briefs, Rural Health

Appalachian Community Health Centers to Open After Delays

by Carolina Public Press February 4, 2016August 6, 2017
Caduceus and Money
Posted inConsumer News, Cost of Care, Medicaid, NC Health Briefs

NC Health Centers Get $11.4 M to Repair, Expand

by Rose Hoban May 7, 2012October 19, 2021

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