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Fit to Serve

Laura Aiken is a community health specialist with WakeMed and is the director for Advocates for Health in Action. The report says that at least nine million 17- to 24-year-olds in the United States are too fat to serve in the military. That is 27 percent of all young adults. The report goes further by […]

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A good use of tax payer dollars

On Monday, Wake County Commissioners approved the transfer of ownership of an emergency response pharmaceutical trailer, purchased by the State of North Carolina on behalf of Wake County, to WakeMed.  WakeMed is the lead hospital in the Capital Regional Advisory Committee, which helps coordinate all emergency response efforts in this region of the state.  The […]

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Volunteer Appreciation

Susan Hester is director of communty services for the WakeMed system. WakeMed volunteers have a big impact on the system. WakeMed volunteers escort and guide patients and guests, discharge patients, visit patients, read to children, coordinate visits for families, offer diversionary activities for patients and families, survey patients, deliver mail and flowers, answer phones, file, […]

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Springtime Exercise for a Cause

There are also many springtime walks, runs and biking events in the Triangle.  These are great opportunities to get out and get some exercise in support of great causes.   Great Strides for Cystic Fibrosis Apex Community Park, Saturday, April 17, 10 am 11th Annual SPCA of Wake County K9 3K Dog Walk Moore Square – Downtown Raleigh across […]

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