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Asthmatics Breathe a Little Easier

Families with asthmatic children and / or adults are invited to attend and learn how to “Take Control” of their asthma. There will be numerous educational displays with opportunities to interact with asthma educators, pharmacists and much more. Seminars on relevant asthma and allergy topics will be presented in both in English and Spanish. Door […]

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Have a Hoppy, Healthy Easter

Stacy Moretz, registered dietitian, Corporate and Community Health. When you think of the Easter Bunny, chocolate bunnies, marshmallow treats and candy-filled eggs are often the first things that come to mind.  This year try to turn away from these sugar-filled treats and focus more on things to get kids outside and moving.  In the Triangle, […]

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Kids and Hot Cars

Sylvia Scholl is the director of WakeMed’s trauma program. As Spring approaches, bringing with it warmer temperatures, Safe Kids Wake County, led by WakeMed,  is working to increase awareness and urge caregivers to never leave children alone in a vehicle.   With the goal of having no more children die from heat stroke when they are […]

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Health Care Heroes

There are many health care heroes that perform medical miracles within the walls of the WakeMed system each and every day.  Last week six of our own were honored by the Triangle Business Journal as Health Care Heroes.  Here’s a little bit about each of our winners and why they were chosen. Mary Szymkowski, Veterinarian […]

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March Madness Motivation

We officially reached the Final Four.  And, we all know that during this time of year, catching the game on TV often means watching lay-ups while lying on the couch – dribbling only a drink on our team sweatshirt. Use this March Madness as your motivation to get moving. It’s surprisingly easy to incorporate exercise […]

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