North Carolina Health Officials Launch "Fight the Bite" Campaign in Response to Rising Tick and Mosquito Disease Cases
The NCDHHS in North Carolina is promoting its "Fight the Bite" campaign to protect against ticks and mosquitoes amid rising vector-borne diseases, encouraging protective measures and a poster contest for students.
North Carolina Witnesses Alarming Surge in Flu-Related Deaths, State Health Department Holds Media Session to Address Crisis
The North Carolina DHHS reports a significant rise in flu-related deaths, totaling 362 this season, and plans a media session with Dr. Zack Moore to address the issue.
Cary and Apex Residents Prepare for Routine Maintenance as Free Chlorine Replaces Ammonia in Water Treatment
Cary and Apex, NC, will temporarily stop adding ammonia in water treatment starting March 1, 2025, replacing it with chlorine, prompting locals to watch for odor, discoloration, and impact on sensitive users.
North Carolina Battles Surging Flu Activity as Death Toll Rises to 117 This Season
North Carolina is experiencing high flu activity, with 117 deaths this season. Health officials urge early testing and antiviral treatment, plus vaccination and preventive measures against flu and COVID-19.
Carrboro Community Alert as Raccoon Tests Positive for Rabies After Dog Encounter
A raccoon in Carrboro, NC tested positive for rabies after an encounter with dogs on Lilac Drive. Local authorities emphasize the importance of pet vaccinations and caution against interacting with wild animals.
North Carolina Pioneers State-Wide Medical Debt Relief, Unveils Comprehensive Toolkit for National Implementation
North Carolina's Health Department introduced a toolkit for states to manage medical debt, reflecting their success in involving all state hospitals to potentially relieve $4 billion in debt for citizens.












