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The pope died of a “stroke,” leading to a “coma,” and eventually “irreversible cardiocirculatory collapse.”
The pope died of a “stroke,” leading to a “coma,” and eventually “irreversible cardiocirculatory collapse.”
 
ECU public health professor earns state award for work in community health
ECU public health professor earns state award for work in community health
 
Attorneys representing former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin plan to ask the U.S. Supreme Court to review his second-degree murder charge in the death of George Floyd in 2020.
Attorneys representing former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin plan to ask the U.S. Supreme Court to review his second-degree murder charge in the death of George Floyd in 2020.
 
So-called “forever chemicals” in drinking water are contributing to obesity and making weight loss harder, a new study finds.
So-called “forever chemicals” in drinking water are contributing to obesity and making weight loss harder, a new study finds.
 
N.C. Attorney General Stein Refused to Represent the State Treasurer's Office in Court Case
 
Bronze Accreditation demonstrates 20 years of commitment to quality care
 
Building on its ongoing COVID-19 events, the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services will host a live fireside chat and tele-town hall on Wednesday, Feb. 22, from 6 to 7 p.m. to discuss the importance of heart health as well as heart disease prevention and management.
Building on its ongoing COVID-19 events, the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services will host a live fireside chat and tele-town hall on Wednesday, Feb. 22, from 6 to 7 p.m. to discuss the importance of heart health as well as heart disease prevention and management.
 
Florida college students on Sunday slammed a California university for urging its non-white students to report professors who cause “race-related stress.”
Florida college students on Sunday slammed a California university for urging its non-white students to report professors who cause “race-related stress.”
 
ECU, ECU Health research focuses on improving rural health
ECU, ECU Health research focuses on improving rural health
 
ECU Health, Brody School of Medicine innovate to solve maternal health challenges
ECU Health, Brody School of Medicine innovate to solve maternal health challenges
 
ECU, ECU Health highlight innovative rural health education, research and patient care
ECU, ECU Health highlight innovative rural health education, research and patient care
 
A federal judge in Texas struck down a provision in the Affordable Care Act that requires employers and insurers to cover HIV prevention drugs, ruling that the requirement opposes the religious freedom of some Christian-led companies.
A federal judge in Texas struck down a provision in the Affordable Care Act that requires employers and insurers to cover HIV prevention drugs, ruling that the requirement opposes the religious freedom of some Christian-led companies.
 
Three-time ECU graduate focuses on serving eastern North Carolina patients
Three-time ECU graduate focuses on serving eastern North Carolina patients
 
ECU professor awarded state’s inaugural applied research fellowship to study PFAS
ECU professor awarded state’s inaugural applied research fellowship to study PFAS
 
It’s not just New York prioritizing non-white residents for COVID-19 treatments, Utah and Minnesota are also doing it.
It’s not just New York prioritizing non-white residents for COVID-19 treatments, Utah and Minnesota are also doing it.
 
Interesting information on mRNA shots
Interesting information on mRNA shots
 
As part of President Biden’s continued efforts to ensure the pandemic response reaches all people and all communities, the Biden Administration is announcing it will invest more than $4 billion to combat COVID-19 in Indian Country.
As part of President Biden’s continued efforts to ensure the pandemic response reaches all people and all communities, the Biden Administration is announcing it will invest more than $4 billion to combat COVID-19 in Indian Country.
 
History repeats itself, but with slight variations.
 
The News & Observer of Raleigh last week scribbled an unsigned editorial that’s splattered with broken reasoning and is unapologetic in its pandering.
The News & Observer of Raleigh last week scribbled an unsigned editorial that’s splattered with broken reasoning and is unapologetic in its pandering.
 
Remarks by President Trump in a Meeting on Opportunity Zones
 
We welcome the Justice Department’s decision to dismiss charges against former National Security Adviser, Lieutenant General Michael Flynn, an American hero who was victimized by the Obama administration and the Deep State.
We welcome the Justice Department’s decision to dismiss charges against former National Security Adviser, Lieutenant General Michael Flynn, an American hero who was victimized by the Obama administration and the Deep State.
 
COVID-19 trends are headed in the right direction, Gov. Roy Cooper said Thursday, April 30, but North Carolinians are going to be at home at least a week longer — and most shuttered businesses won’t be up-and-running again anytime soon.
COVID-19 trends are headed in the right direction, Gov. Roy Cooper said Thursday, April 30, but North Carolinians are going to be at home at least a week longer — and most shuttered businesses won’t be up-and-running again anytime soon.
 
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