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The Office of Minority Health reports Black men are 2.5 times as likely to die from stomach cancer than white men. The statistics are figures North Carolina Father Tony Williams is personally familiar with.

The Facebook group Hurricane Relief - new and expecting WNC mamas in Charlotte is helping connect mothers with a range of aid from transportation and housing to car seats and donor breast milk.

Physical trauma of natural disasters are easier to spot: property damage, physical injury, scattered debris.

Hurricane Helene destroyed the Arc of North Carolina's regional office in the Biltmore Village area of Asheville.

As cooler temperatures set in, many Raleigh residents are feeling the unwelcome effects of fall allergies, which experts say are getting worse due to human-caused climate change.

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North Carolina has experienced a significant decline in suspected overdose deaths, with 224 fatalities reported in September 2024, compared to 353 in September 2023. While health experts are investigating potential factors behind this decrease, overdose deaths remain higher than pre-pandemic levels.

Losing a home in a natural disaster once is traumatizing enough. Twice is something Josie Borg tells WRAL she’d worried she and her family may not make it through.

An E. coli outbreak linked to Quarter Pounders became the basis of a lawsuit Thursday.

Debbie Jones, a mother of two former Duke basketball players, faced a life-altering breast cancer diagnosis. With the guidance of legendary basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski and a strong commitment to early detection, Jones successfully battled cancer.