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a large building that will be vecinos' new community health hub is pictured against a bright blue sky. the building is beige and grey
Posted inRural Health

A new clinic to meet WNC Latinos’ medical, mental and social health needs

by Clarissa Donnelly-DeRoven July 25, 2022July 24, 2022

By Clarissa Donnelly-DeRoven In far western Macon County, U.S. 441 branches off and descends into downtown Franklin. Just before the interchange, a massive single-story beige and gray building sits empty on the east side of the rushing road. But on a sunny Friday morning in July, it wasn’t so. A pair of stray dogs meandered […]

A woman is holding two masks, she is Tammy Dunn, an employee of CommWell Health who is talking at a meeting about migrant farmworkers and coronavirus.
Posted inInfectious Disease

For migrant workers in NC, coronavirus may be hard to avoid

by Liora Engel-Smith March 13, 2020March 16, 2020

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