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  • [H1] Home
  • [H1] Leer historias en Español
  • [H2] Stay in the know. Subscribe today.
  • [H2] What does it take to restore rural maternity care? One NC hospital shows a way.
  • [H2] Latest
  • [H2] Readers power every story we tell.
  • [H2] State Health Policy
  • [H2] ‘Something needs to change’: Report details isolation at NC juvenile detention centers
  • [H2] PBM reforms promise relief for NC’s independent pharmacies
  • [H2] Public Health
  • [H2] Dentists, oral health advocates urge EPA to use ‘gold standard science’ in its fluoride review
  • [H2] At 75, Myron Cohen isn’t interested in retiring. But fewer titles would be welcome.
  • [H2] Medicaid
  • [H2] Medicaid’s retroactive safety net is shrinking — patients, hospitals could feel the fallout
  • [H2] NC Medicaid leaders seek funding strategy as federal work requirements — and their costs — loom
  • [H2] Follow our joint coverage with The Charlotte Ledger
  • [H2] Children’s Health
  • [H2] Tens of thousands of mothers were flagged to police over flawed drug tests at childbirth
  • [H2] Without school vaccine mandates, many kids may never see a doctor
  • [H2] Aging
  • [H2] Advocates urge safeguards for caregivers under new Medicaid work requirements
  • [H2] These 3 policy moves are likely to change health care for older people
  • [H2] Rural Health
  • [H2] North Carolina begins planning for $1B rural health initiative
  • [H2] NC lawmakers weigh how to deal with unfunded mandates, cuts as feds overhaul SNAP
  • [H2] Environmental Health
  • [H2] As Congress debates changes to the federal chemical safety law, North Carolina’s PFAS crisis offers a warning
  • [H2] Cultivating the next generation of beekeepers
  • [H2] Gender health
  • [H2] From child welfare to climate: Top NC health stories to watch in 2026
  • [H2] NC stagnates on maternal and infant health, gets D+ from March of Dimes
  • [H2] Medicaid funding shortfall shutters statewide program helping moms and babies
  • [H2] Mental health
  • [H2] From referral to real time: mental health care comes to the exam room
  • [H2] Youth voices drive Vaya Health’s new mental health approach in six NC counties
  • [H2] Built by peers, backed by the state: Inside North Carolina’s expanding peer support network
  • [H2] prison health
  • [H2] North Carolina’s first lady takes on rehabilitation and reentry
  • [H2] He once lived in prison. Now he’s turning one into a place for second chances.
  • [H2] Amid shortage of juvenile detention beds, a facility in Mecklenburg sits empty
  • [H2] North Carolina Health Series
  • [H2] Youth Climate Stories
  • [H2] Lessons From Abroad:
  • [H2] Unequal Treatment
  • [H2] Seeking help and finding handcuffs
  • [H2] COVID-19 IN NC
  • [H2] More News
  • [H2] Stay in the know. Subscribe today.
  • [H2] Gift this article
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  • [H3] National EV funding fight hits home along Charlotte’s I‑77 corridor
  • [H3] NC’s Teepa Snow is teaching how to approach dementia differently
  • [H3] Some lawmakers push to restore funding for program aimed at improving infant, maternal health
  • [H3] NC lawmakers consider options to force psychiatric treatment for people with severe mental illness
  • [H3] NC lawmakers wrestle with broken mental health system, ask public for input
  • [H3] A hotter, wetter South is becoming a breeding ground for mold 
  • [H3] After transforming and expanding the program, NC Medicaid director steps down
  • [H3] Hospitals fighting measles confront a challenge: Few doctors have seen it before
  • [H3] From sanctuary to senior housing, Milner Commons reflects shifting needs
  • [H3] Clinics sour on CMS after agency scraps 10-year primary care program only months in
  • [H3] Hard-fought environmental justice gains fall before shifting federal priorities, leaving communities in renewed uncertainty
  • [H3] A pregnant woman at risk of heart failure couldn’t get urgent treatment. She died waiting for an abortion.
  • [H3] Who gets a bed in NC’s state psychiatric hospitals — and who waits?
  • [H3] NC prisons face ‘dire’ staffing crisis
  • [H3] NC health officials urge vaccinations after CDC reduces the number of recommended shots
  • [H3] Do you need a prescription for a COVID vaccine at an NC pharmacy? Here are some answers.
  • [H3] NC mental health nonprofit expands as families struggle to find care for kids
  • [H3] Patients fear fallout from NC Medicaid rate cuts
  • [H3] ACA enrollment dropped sharply in North Carolina. More people across the state are expected to lose coverage.
  • [H3] After an abnormal mammogram, a battle for care
  • [H3] The end of an era: Roxboro’s Cole’s Pharmacy closes after 69 years
  • [H3] Raleigh hospital’s attempt to expand cancer services leads to revealing CON law dispute with neighboring systems
  • [H3] As teen crash deaths climb, North Carolina students push safe driving
  • [H3] When the high ends in the hospital
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  • [H4] Give today! Your monthly gift supports reliable reporting. 
  • [H4] Young people from Southeastern NC explore the impacts of climate change
  • [H4] How Europeans have tackled opioid addiction and what the U.S. could learn from them.
  • [H4] Mental health parity in North Carolina
  • [H4] What happens in NC when someone experiences a mental health crisis?

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NC prisons face ‘dire’ staffing crisis Intern doFollow
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