Winston-Salem native Dr. William S. Crews Jr. has joined Carter BloodCare in Dallas, Fort Worth, Texas area as a staff physician in the medical services department. Crews is a 1992
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October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. To raise awareness of the issue, Family Services – whose Safe Relationships Division offers a number of domestic violence-related programs – will host a
New WFU program will focus on training people-friendly docs Wake Forest University’s Interdisciplinary Humanities Pathway to Medicine Program aims to train a new generation of doctors who will treat patients
ACC basketball legend Randolph Childress was honored Sept. 12 at the Winston-Salem Dinner of Champions, an event hosted by the Central North Carolina Chapter of the National MS Society. The
Over four million Americans have one form of dementia: Alzheimer’s disease. As the population of the United States ages and
Forum to explain new healthcare law Novant Health and the Congregational Nurse and Health Ministry Program of the Shepherd’s Center
Chronicle Staff Report Novant Health has completed its electronic health record rollout. The locally-based medical group, which spans from Virginia
Chronicle Staff Report Buies Creek-based Campbell University has opened the state’s first new medical school in 35 years. The Campbell
Special to The Chronicle Smart Start of Forsyth County, Inc. (SSFC) has received a grant from The Winston-Salem Foundation to
The Shepherd’s Center celebrated responding to its 25,000th request for transportation assistance on Thursday, Aug. 15. To mark this significant
