More than 2 months since the first case was detected in NC, the pandemic seems to have amplified existing disparities in the state. Its full impact is still unknown, but here's what we can tell you. #COVID19NC #coronavirusnc #ruralhealth #RuralCounts northcarolinahealthnews.org/2…

Coronavirus Today for June 2: - Cooper, Trump and the RNC - More COVID-19 numbers and what they show - NC is behind in nursing home inspections - Hospitality houses back online #COVID19NC #coronavirusNC #RNC #ncpol #nchealth northcarolinahealthnews.org/2…

Was looking for the link to the @ncdhhs #coronavirusnc #covid19nc testing sites during the presser. Here it is: covid19.ncdhhs.gov/about-covi…

@NC_Governor @ncdhhs @SecMandyCohen @realDonaldTrump Q: concerns that people protesting are being given "special treatment," there's been "pandering" to them. A: @NC_Governor Just as we did with ReOpen protestors, we allowed for protestors to be exempted from the EO for mass gatherings #coronavirusnc #covid19nc #1A right to protest

@NC_Governor @ncdhhs @SecMandyCohen @realDonaldTrump Right now, #NC has #healthcare capacity to respond right now. @SecMandyCohen working to keep virus level low. #coronavirusnc #covid19nc

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Gov Cooper speaks about NC's first case of coronavirus pneumonia

Coronavirus confirmed in North Carolina

March 3, 2020 by Anne Blythe

Coronavirus confirmed in North Carolina - North Carolina Health News

North Carolina reports its first COVID-19 case, health officials said on Tuesday. The person, who was in Washington, is in isolation at home in Wake County.

By Anne Blythe and Rose Hoban North Carolina has its first case of COVID-19, the new coronavirus that has spread around the globe since late last year, causing travel restrictions, quarantines, stock market plunges as well as public health scares and planning of epidemic proportions. State health officials reported on Tuesday afternoon that a person […]

An image of the coronavirus, the virus responsible for the coronavirus pandemic, a virus that has many points protruding out of it. The virus has disproportionally affected African Americans. This is also used in stories about coronavirus in North Carolina

Coronavirus risk remains low in NC, but health officials plan for it just in case

February 14, 2020 by Anne Blythe

Coronavirus risk remains low in NC, but health officials plan for it just in case - North Carolina Health News

State epidemiologist Zack Moore outlines the state’s coronavirus planning as illness spreads in China.

By Anne Blythe Even before news feeds were disseminating story after story on the coronavirus outbreak in China, North Carolina’s state epidemiologist and others dedicated to protecting the public’s health were in high gear. Zack Moore, the state epidemiologist and a physician who has been with the North Carolina Division of Public Health since 2006, […]

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