Special to The Chronicle January is National Mentoring Month. Wake Forest University asks: Do you have time to mentor? Effective mentoring requires investing in another person’s growth and development. It is
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- For Mina Yates, helping older adults is not a job, it’s her calling
- Giveaway addresses the need for proper-fitting attire for female student-athletes
- Walking is good for the H.E.A.R.R.T.
Special to The Chronicle As of Dec. 19, the number of consumers signed up for Marketplace coverage surged to more than 8.2 million nationally, including 544,950 in North Carolina. Those who
Cooking Matters (Right) coordinator Felecia Bennett-Giles chops fresh herbs during a recent Cooking Matters session. The class is designed to educate the African-American community on healthy eating. Obesity and poor
In above photo: Affordable Care Act Image (File Photo) Affordable Care Act subsidies will help some Open enrollment for health insurance is now happening as North Carolina health insurance providers
In above photo: HealthCare.gov homepage image (File Photo) RALEIGH (AP) — North Carolina consumers who buy their own health insurance
By Tori P. Haynesworth For The Chronicle The Winston-Salem State University Nursing Alumni Organization had its annual scholarship banquet on
Cynthia Brown Guest Columnist It is a known fact that heart disease is the leading cause of death; the number
By Mayeesa Mitchell For The Chronicle Forsyth County’s infant mortality rate decreased in 2014 to 6.4 infants per 1,000 live
By Todd Luck The Chronicle College and high school students who host blood drives during their winter break could win
Special to The Chronicle Dr. Rahn Kennedy Bailey has joined Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center as chair of the Department of Psychiatry and
