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A small storefront has become a Latino grocery store called Tienda Centro reads the sign. Siler City has one of the highest rates of COVID infection in North Carolina
Posted inHealth Inequities

Latinos, the coronavirus and a single ZIP code

by Greg Barnes May 29, 2020January 29, 2021

By Greg Barnes and Victoria Bouloubasis  This story is being co-published with Enlace Latino NC. Read it here in Spanish. Maricela Martinez still remembers getting her first paycheck from a chicken processing plant in Siler City — $280 for a week’s worth of work back in 1999. “It made me cry,” Martinez said. “This was […]

We see a tent with several people in it who are wearing head-to-toe personal protective equipment, thyr'e talking to someone in a car who is waiting to b tested for COVID-19
Posted inInfectious Disease

Coronavirus Today – May 28 – Bars, senators and Cooper; COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations increase; NC poet laureate joins information campaign

by Editor May 28, 2020April 14, 2021
Posted inRural Health

One hundred years in a rural clinic

by Taylor Knopf May 13, 2019
Posted inHealthcare Workers

“This is a population we’re ignoring:” Docs Share Best Practices for Transgender Health Care

by Editor November 6, 2018April 14, 2021
a woman stands before a small crowd speaking into a microphone before a crowd who had come to hear about PACE
Posted inAging

Advocates Look to Pick up the PACE of Seniors Using Comprehensive Program

by Rose Hoban January 31, 2018January 23, 2019
shows the front of the clinic building with an identifying sign in the foreground
Posted inHealth Insurance

Community Health Centers Face Funding Cliff Unless Congress Acts Soon

by Rose Hoban August 3, 2017August 3, 2017

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