Winter is coming. We would already be preparing to battle the common cold and flu season during a "normal" year, but this year we have the added concern of COVID-19. What can do we do to help boost our immunity this winter?
October 26, 2020
Health
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No One Wins When Courts Skip Steps for Mental Illnesses under NC Law
North Carolina is taking mental illnesses seriously by imposing steps that must be taken in legal cases involving those illnesses. But what if those steps aren't taken?
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3 Ways NC Biotech Companies Use the Nobel-winning CRISPR Tech Today
This year's Nobel Prize in Chemistry went to the two women who discovered the CRISPR/Cas9 system. Let's take a look at how three different NC companies are using their technology.
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Here’s the Medical Care You Might Expect from Struggling NC Doctors
Since COVID-19 hit, doctors have felt plenty of behind-the-scenes disruptions. So what happens to your medical care in NC?
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How Can You Safely Visit the Chiropractor During COVID-19?
Before COVID-19, I would visit the chiropractor every other week — on average. You may be asking the same question I’m asking: How do I safely visit the chiropractor during the pandemic?
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What Will Tillis’ Positive COVID-19 Test Mean For His Senate Race?
With election day just around the corner, Thom Tillis' positive COVID-19 test has voters asking questions.
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Serving Doctors: MD Revenue Partners Reaches Charlotte and Raleigh
MD Revenue Partners, launched this year, tries to lift COVID-19 burdens with direct service for independent doctors.
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Nursing Home Residents to Have Indoor Visits, NCDHHS Announces
On Sept. 28, the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services updated its guidelines to allow for indoor visitation in nursing homes. What should you know about the change?
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NC Receives $35 Million for Opioid Response from SAMHSA
The health department just got a huge chunk of money from the federal government to support North Carolina's opioid response. These funds are critical to support North Carolinians whose mental health has worsened during the pandemic.
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What Could Happen in Phase 3 for North Carolina?
Though Phase 2 lasted longer than we expected, Phase 3 remains on our horizon. But what could the phase actually bring, and when can we expect it?