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07/11/2017
Hickory Daily Record
Foster care placements are rising in the Triad, with parental opioid addition contributing to the upswing. Read More.
06/21/2017
Duke Today
An intervention program for United Methodist clergy led to improvements in weight, cholesterol and blood pressure. Read More.
06/15/2017
The Salisbury Post
Families First moves its offices to Salisbury as it continues working to strengthen families by providing information, education, prevention and support services. Read More.
06/15/2017
Trustees of The Duke Endowment in Charlotte have approved $8.4 million in new grants to support organizations in North Carolina and South Carolina that are working to expand opportunities for vulnerable children. Read the news release.
06/07/2017
The New York Times
Colleges and universities are increasingly focused on trying to understand what interventions work best for students who say they are facing mental- and emotional-health troubles. (Note: Story link subject to NYT paywall). Read More.
06/05/2017
East Carolina University
East Carolina University's Brody School of Medicine and the Foundation for Health Leadership & Innovation will create a standardized regional community health needs assessment process for eastern North Carolina. Read More
05/31/2017
E-Hospice USA
Raleigh home-based hospice and palliative care program wins grant for pediatric telehealth services. Read more
05/23/2017
Duke Today
David Rubenstein, chair of Duke University's Board of Trustees, advises new graduates at 2017 commencement. Read More.
05/15/2017
Trustees of The Duke Endowment in Charlotte have approved $18.2 million in 35 new grants to organizations in North Carolina and South Carolina. Read the news release.
04/27/2017
The Charlotte Observer
A new initiative brings much-needed help for high schools. Read more.
