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After a car crash, most people know to check for injuries and damage to our vehicles, but Consumer Reports says you should also check your child’s car seat.
As the elevator opens on the third floor to the Urology Specialist of the Carolinas, you’ll see prostate cancer survivor Bob Lane.
The Charlotte Fire Department says it’s looking for more people willing to suit up and join the fight.
After 30 years of surgeries, medications, and chronic pain, Sue Mundy is finally walking pain-free, and she credits a new robotic spine procedure at Piedmont Medical Center for giving her life back.
Buying in bulk is a popular strategy among some shoppers, but does it really save you money in the long run?
At 47 years old, Don Noel is taking life one day at a time, cherishing every moment with his wife, Sherline, and their three children.
Novant Health says it’s one of the first healthcare systems in the country treating Parkinson’s patients differently with a new drug called Vyalev.
As we celebrate Black History Month, we're looking at the efforts to increase representation in the healthcare field, specifically nursing.
Inside a building on the corner of Graham Street and Plymouth Avenue in Charlotte, Care Ring’s Chief Executive Officer Tchernavia Montgomery sees nothing but opportunity.
Whitney Carpenter is an oncology nurse at Atrium Health, but her work doesn’t stop there.
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