Several of the Network for Advancing Behavioral Health (NABH) partners currently offer specialized urgent care services for adults and children facing a behavioral health and/or substance use crisis but do not have medical issues such as an injury or medical illness. The NABH members have made these necessary urgent care services available in response to […]
WakeMed North Hospital is leading the way in minimally-invasive, robotic surgical techniques with the adoption of two new, highly-advanced robots. Meet our latest surgical robots – all operated by some of the most talented, board-certified surgeons in the Triangle. Meet the Mazor X Stealth Edition At WakeMed North Hospital, the Mazor X Stealth is used […]
The vibrant colors of fruits and vegetables are visually appealing, as well as indicators of phytochemicals: protective nutrients that promote health. There is nothing wrong with eating a bunch of green vegetables, however, opting to consume a wider variety of colors in your daily diet will help better meet your nutritional needs. Fruit and Vegetable […]
Fats are a concentrated source of energy (at 9 kcal per gram), often making them the focal point when weight loss or healthier eating goals are put into place. However, is limiting fats warranted for these situations? Fats – Essential to Good Health Fats have a multitude of functions in the body, making them essential […]
While our intestinal bacteria can withstand a lot, stress, poor diet (one high in sugar, alcohol and processed foods) and numerous medications (especially antibiotics) can cause an imbalance of bacteria and weaken the immune system. Probiotics can help you get back on track and feeling better faster. What Are Probiotics and What Do They Do? […]
Like most hospitals in the region, WakeMed has transitioned to managing COVID-19 as part of our every day ‘new normal.’ Over the past several months, we’ve put screening and testing protocols into place, mandatory mask requirements across all of our locations, significantly expanded the use of personal protective equipment, as well as implemented advanced cleaning […]
As schools continue to shut down around the country, activities and entertainment events are cancelled and even more businesses temporarily shut down, the CDC is recommending that even if you are not displaying symptoms that you stay home and practice social distancing. But what does this mean when it comes to your kids being stuck […]
Often times, children (and teenagers) react to situations based on how they see adults around them behave. By navigating the latest news related to COVID-19 (coronavirus) in a calm and confident manner, you can provide the best support for your children. Arm yourself with knowledge about the coronavirus from reputable sources so that you’re better […]
As an active basketball and volleyball player, Kaitlyn Jones was a busy 17-year-old student athlete. When she hit the gym floor during a basketball game on December 13, 2019, Kaitlyn and her family didn’t know what to expect after she was diagnosed with a concussion at the emergency department near her home in Henderson, NC. […]
In September 2017, Shirley Polk was a healthy, avid endurance cyclist who rode an average of 50 miles per week – and also happened to be nine months pregnant with her second child. Fast forward less than three years later, thanks to WakeMed’s experienced Labor & Delivery and Heart & Vascular teams – Shirley is […]
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