Anne Blythe is an Epilepsy Program Coordinator and journalist based in Raleigh, North Carolina. She has written for various publications, including WFAE, North Carolina Health News, Carolina Public Press, and John Peter Zenger News Foundation. Her articles cover a range of topics, including healthcare, public health, social justice, and local news.
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Anne Blythe's reporting focuses on local health policy, government announcements, and legal policy regulation in North Carolina. She delves into topics such as Medicaid expansion, farmworker safety, vaccines, dental school developments, and state-level health policy.
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By: Anne Blythe
Can you be friends with someone you disagree with on certain topics?
By: Anne Blythe
Can you be friends with someone you disagree with on certain topics? When it’s about getting lunch yes, but when it comes to human rights, no. Friendship, at its core, is about connection—often based on shared values, mutual respect, or simply a good time over lunch. But does that connection hold up when deeper differences […]
By: Anne Blythe, Will Atwater
State and federal officials race to deliver food, water, medicine and connectivity to NC mountain communities stricken by the floodwaters.
As the Asheville municipal water system undergoes extensive repairs in the Helene aftermath, residents search for water they can use for toilets and other household needs.
By: Anne Blythe
certificate, need, CON, ophthalmologist, ophthalmology, healthcare, hospitals, industries, law, Jay Singleton, Institute For Justice
By: Anne Blythe
A N.C. Supreme Court decision has the potential to upend the state's certificate of need regulations, which govern how health care facilities and services get allocated.
dentists, dental care, oral health, Helene, damage, flooding, drinkable water, emergency order, devastation
By: Will Atwater, Anne Blythe
Biden administration keeps working to reduce the nation’s vulnerability to lead, but relief can’t come soon enough for some.
What’s at stake for health policy as the players and power centers shift at the state and federal level, and how will it affect North Carolina?
By: Rose Hoban
North Carolina dentists tout the benefits of fluoridated water systems.
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