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Kathy Kolasa: Healthy eating in a food desert hard, but not impossible
1+ week, 1+ day ago (334+ words) A person loads groceries in plastic bags into their vehicle May 18 at a grocery store in Cincinnati. There is a lot of advice about what we should eat. There is less advice about how to eat healthily when getting healthy…...
PCCAHT welcomes Coalition on Substance Use speaker
1+ week, 5+ day ago (236+ words) reflector.com The Pitt County Coalition Against Human Trafficking will have Lillie Malpass, executive director of the Pitt County Coalition on Substance Use, as its guest speaker at 3:30 p.m Thursday at the Blue Cross at the Beyond Blue Neighborhood Center,…...
Hamilton native helps open pathways to biomedical research careers
2+ week, 6+ day ago (280+ words) FAYETTEVILLE — A Fayetteville State University professor from Hamilton recently received a $300,000 award from the National Institutes of Health to create new pathways for students to pursue careers in biomedical science with an emphasis on neurological disorders and rural health. James…...
FSU expands pathways to biomedical research careers
3+ week, 4+ day ago (595+ words) FAYETTEVILLE â Fayetteville State Universityâs Lloyd College of Health, Science and Technology is creating new pathways for students to pursue careers in biomedical science with an emphasis on neurological disorders and rural health. Through hands-on learning, clinical partnerships and…...
ECU's Brody welcomes record-breaking medical school class
4+ week, 1+ day ago (331+ words) Keyera Wynn, left with hand raised, is among 96 new students at the Brody School of Medicine. She earned a master’s degree in public health while playing soccer for the Pirates. The Brody School of Medicine welcomed 96 new students during a…...
ECU Notes: Graduate student improving medical treatments through physics
4+ week, 1+ day ago (858+ words) East Carolina University medical physics graduate student Holly Maschenik’s research may provide treatments for patients with health concerns ranging from bacterial infections to cancer. Kayla Norville, standing, leads “Donuts and Science” during ECU’s third annual STEM Symposium, showing educators how…...