FDA Approves Groundbreaking Rescue Treatment for Cluster Seizures
The nasal spray is the first medication approved in more than 20 years to treat this symptom of epilepsy.
Brain Health, Research
Category: Your Care
Could This Ancient Treatment Cure Diabetes?
Research shows bloodletting could help manage or treat diabetes.
Diabetes, Research
People Up to Age 45 Can Now Be Vaccinated for HPV
The HPV vaccine is now recommended for adults to prevent multiple strains of the virus.
Cervical Cancer, Sexual Health, Vaccines
One Man’s Experience with Scoliosis, and a Surgical Solution
Correction surgery helped repair an 80-degree spinal curve.
Back Pain, Surgery
Relief from the Symptoms of Crohn’s Disease, Through Surgery
The newly offered Kono-S procedure can reduce the chances of further operations.
Gastroenterology, Surgery
What to Do with Expired Medicines
A pharmacist answers some of the most frequently asked questions about expired medicines.
Your Care
What Every Parent Needs to Know About the HPV Vaccine
An expert in adolescent health and vaccines answers questions about this cancer-preventing immunization.
Adolescents, Sexual Health, Vaccines
Adults with Tethered Cord Syndrome Find Relief Through Surgery
Patients travel from afar to get treatment for rare spinal condition.
Back Pain, Surgery
A Venomous Snake Just Bit You! Now What?
Copperheads are common in North Carolina. Here’s how to avoid them and what to do if you can’t.
Emergency Care
How to Fight Cancer Without Going Broke
You shouldn't have to think about money, but financial concerns are a reality of treatment. Here are some tips that might help.
Cancer, Health Care Costs
Boy with Kidney Failure Thrives After Landmark Transplant
At age 3, Bradelyn Douglas received a liver and kidney transplant. Today, he’s a healthy 8-year-old.
Patient Stories, Transplants
Ask the Pediatrician: Baby Vaccines
Pediatrician Edward Pickens, MD, talks about why baby vaccines are a must.
Babies, Children's Health, Pediatric Medicine, Vaccines