Health stories in Raleigh–Durham

hi folks. My two sons who are students their share a car. It's an older mini Cooper that we bought for them secondhand. I think somebody souped it up a little bit and kind of lowered it or something it's extremely low to the ground. Anyway they are forever scraping the bottom of the car like on spee

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A young woman reportedly jumped from the 7th floor of the parking garage at Oshawa Lakeridge Hospital after being discharged. Allegations suggest negligence by the Durham Regional Police Service in failing to transport her to a group home.

A local man is urgently seeking medical assistance for his wife, who is suffering severe complications after a breast reduction surgery. Despite multiple visits to the ER and consultations with other surgeons, she has been left with open wounds and is at risk of infection.

The construction of the Roger Anderson House, a new hospice facility in Whitby, is now approximately 50% complete. The first patient is expected to be welcomed by the end of this year.

The U.S. government has reclassified marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III, aligning federal regulations with many state laws. This change is expected to enhance research opportunities and improve access to medical marijuana for patients.

Meghan Lassiter and Alexa Katon discuss the NC Public Health Pathways program on 97.9 The Hill, focusing on its impact on workforce development in public health. Chatham County's Kyle Chambers shares insights on the benefits of intern contributions to local health initiatives.

Hello Trianglers ... Triangulars? I am new to the Triangle and ISO of some medical specialists. Currently I am looking for an osteoporosis doctor, whether it be a specialist in endocrinology, rheumatology or just outright osteoporosis. I've seen various doctors in the past about my mild osteoporosis

Health care workers are protesting funding cuts at Oshawa hospital, voicing concerns over the impact on patient care and staff resources. The rally highlights ongoing issues in the health care system and the need for adequate funding.

A new Medicaid funding agreement in North Carolina includes a provision requiring verification of immigration status, raising alarms among advocates. Critics argue this could deter families from seeking necessary medical care.

i want to get it done for the first time but don’t have anyone to ask for recommendations

Residents in the Raleigh-Durham area are looking for recommendations for doctors or dentists who administer Botox for TMJ treatment. After a previous negative experience, individuals are seeking professionals who understand the need for comprehensive facial injections.

A Clayton resident is searching for a gynecologist knowledgeable in perimenopause and willing to prescribe hormone replacement therapy if necessary. The inquiry highlights the need for specialized women's health services in the region.

NC MedAssist is bringing its Mobile Free Pharmacy to Durham and western Wake counties, providing free over-the-counter medications to those in need. The events are scheduled for April 24 and 25, with no registration or identification required.

A bat discovered in Raleigh has tested positive for rabies, prompting local police to alert the community. Residents are advised to be cautious and report any unusual animal behavior.

The City of Raleigh is introducing pop-up fitness classes aimed at promoting health and wellness in the community. These classes will provide residents with accessible opportunities to engage in physical activity.

Hello, I’m seeking recommendations for reputable eye doctors who have expertise in treating my eye condition. I previously visited MyEyeDr in Cary, but I felt that I wasn’t receiving a professional level of care. I believe I may require hard contact lenses, and I would appreciate it if the doctor ha

Has anyone had experience with cornea transplant and scleral lenses? If so, who do you recommend? UNC or Duke and which provider? Thank you!

Cape Fear Valley Health in Fayetteville is utilizing music therapy to support mental health patients, helping them express themselves and cope with challenges. Led by music therapist Katie Walters, the program serves adults and adolescents, promoting healing through creative expression.

The City of Raleigh is organizing a Community Health Fair aimed at promoting health and wellness among residents. This event will provide valuable resources and information to the community.

I’ve been told blue pearl, wake vet medical in knightdale, and triangle vet hospital in Durham (was told 2-3 weeks to get!?) Thanks in advance any advice is appreciated. Cancer sucks.

I've been told by my doctor to get a surgical consult after a recent MRI. I'm wondering if people have had good experiences with cervical surgery from him.

Did anyone here had an insurance lapse hearing? We can’t afford the revoke of our license plates and need our vehicle desperately. How did it go for you guys? This is also our first time.

Health officials in North Carolina report a significant rise in Legionnaires' disease cases, urging preventive measures. The state recorded 310 cases in 2025, up from 201 in 2024, highlighting the need for public awareness and action.

Am new to the Raleigh/Durham area - so excited! That means I will be ISO new doctors so you might see my requests for various medical specialists in the coming weeks. My first is any recommendations for someone who can help with my digestive issues, namely IBS/SIBO (small intestine bacterial overg

i need recommendations of vets that work with trapped feral cats. so one of the semi feral cats i feed has first of all become very territorial over my stoop, first step is definitely getting him neutered. he’s supposed to go to a clinic may 16th but it’s gotten to the point no other cats can come

Hello there. I live out of state but I have a loved one who lives in Raleigh who is suffering deeply in their mental health. I am looking for any community mental health resources that I can send to them. I have a lovely community center in my location that provides therapy and psychiatric services

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[Link: https://www.reddit.com/gallery/1skclgf] Hi, I got this blood work that I did many times at different clinics and never had an issue. This was the first time I did this blood work with Duke's clinic, and I got charges that are 2-3 times higher for now reaoson. They also refused to provide

I just adopted a dog and am looking for a vet. The shelter sent me to the VCA on Legion Rd in Chapel Hill and was wondering if anyone here has been and how they like it? I'm in south Durham and would also welcome other suggestions in the area. :)