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NC Sees First Case of Measles Since 2018. Vaccinations Urged.

Capitol Chronicle: Join NCMS for the 2025 National Advocacy Conference in Washington

Capitol Chronicle: Join NCMS for the 2025 National Advocacy Conference in Washington

CDC: NC Life Expectancy Declining

Parvovirus B19 Rising in the US, Particularly Among Children. Poses Risk to Pregnant People

CDC: US Fertility Rate Drops to Record Low in 2023

CDC Issues New Guidelines for Physicians on Pain Involved in IUD Insertion

Capitol Chronicle: North Carolina Physicians Take to the Hill

US Seeing Seasonal Increase in Mosquitoes with West Nile Virus, NC Reports Two Human Cases

New Study: Long Covid Risk Dropping Over Time, but Remains Substantial

Physician Burnout Statistics Fall, NCMS and NCCPRW Continue Efforts to Improve Well-Being

NCDHHS: Syringe Service Programs are Important to Communities

CDC: Extreme Heat and Your Health

CDC: COVID Surge in 26 States, NC Remains Moderate

CDC Updates RSV Vaccination Recommendation for Adults

Measles: Stories from the Frontlines

Summer is Approaching! So Is This Threat from Lone Star Ticks.

Self-Screening HPV Tests Aim to Make Cervical Cancer Screenings More Accessible

Capitol Chronicle: NC Internal Medicine Physicians Convey Patient Care Priorities to Congress

Capitol Chronicle: North Carolina Ophthalmologists Take Priorities to Capitol Hill

Measles Cases Now Highest in US Since 2019

Doctors Call to Expand Syphilis Testing during Pregnancy Amid Recent Surge

Preparing for the Possibility of Measles in NC

Mortality Gap Widens Amid Holes in Rural Healthcare Access, South Has Widest Gap

CDC Warns of Rise in Invasive Meningococcal Disease

Measles Remain in Spotlight as Cases Continue to Rise Nationwide

Capitol Chronicle: NCMS Board Member Dr. Karen Smith Addresses Congressional Caucus on Medicaid Expansion

CDC Issues Health Advisory on Increase of Global and U.S. Measles Cases

Capitol Chronicle: Medicare Payment – Relief But No Reversal

Capitol Chronicle: North Carolina Neurologists Take to The Hill

Reminder: Missed Opportunities for Preventing Congenital Syphilis Webinar is Wednesday

Capitol Chronicle: NCMS Physician Leadership Take Heartfelt Message to Capitol Hill on Valentine’s Day

CDC Considering Spring Covid Booster

New Cases of MPox Reported in NC

Flu Activity Picking Up Across Country, Including North Carolina

CDC: Preterm Births in US is Rising

CDC to Healthcare Providers: Be Alert for Measles Symptoms

COVID Variant JN.1 Rapidly Spreading

Just in Time for Holiday Travel: Coronavirus Subvariant JN.1 Growing Fast in US

A Shorter Scan Could End Your MRI Nightmares

What to know about the RSV vaccine approved for pregnant people

NC Pushes Back Medicaid Unwinding for Children

Join the CDC and AMA TOMORROW for Fireside Chat on Respiratory Virus Season

Planning to Travel Over the Holidays? Here Are the COVID-19 Hot Spots Across the U.S.

The Top COVID-19 Hot Spots in the U.S. These are the counties with the highest recent rates of…

Dr. Mandy Cohen: The Threat of Respiratory Illnesses is Underway and Hospitalizations Are on the Rise

North Carolina Events Recognize World AIDS Day

CDC: High School E-Cigarette Use Declining, NC JUUL Settlement Helping

United Nations Takes Action on PFAS in NC as Residents Prepare for Exposure Study

CDC: Covid Variant BA.2.86 Triples in New Estimates

Time to Say Goodbye! Food Scientists Say What to do With Thanksgiving Leftovers

How Long Do Thanksgiving Leftovers Last? Food scientists break down what food is the first to go…

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