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  • Sleep training service is dream come true…

    Many parents of young children have learned to get by on very little sleep, but consistently missing out on a good night's rest can…

  • Minority babies face greater risk for RSV

    A common seasonal virus that can lead to serious complications, especially in babies born prematurely.

  • Under pressure, Komen reverses funding…

    The Susan G. Komen for the Cure breast-cancer charity on Friday abandoned plans to eliminate grants to Planned Parenthood.

  • Washing hands best way to prevent norovirus…

    Health departments across North Carolina have reported norovirus outbreaks in recent weeks, prompting state public health officials…

  • People don't avoid dentist because of pain

    For many people, going to the dentist is near the bottom of the list of things they want to do. But according to a new Consumer…

  • Web only: U.S. Surgeon General talks with…

    U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Regina Benjamin visited Raleigh on Jan. 26, 2012.

  • Study: Children getting too much sun

    Melanoma is the deadliest skin cancer, and one of the most common cancers for young adults.

  • Mask: Get flu vaccine now

    Even the needle-shy have options to get vaccinated against the flu.

  • Duke center tackles obesity with healthy…

    Like many people, Russell Brooks, 39, found success with diets until he gained the weight back.

  • Rex nixes fried food in hospital cafeteria

    Rex is the first hospital in the state and the south to take fried foods off the menu, and the first one in the South.

  • Austin: Get fit without a gym

    Denise Austin shares a workout that does not require a gym membership.

  • Sports-related head injuries can be prevented

    Nurse practitioner Susie Catchings discusses ways to diagnose and prevent head injuries children receive in sports and recreatinal…

  • Quick-fix diets don't always get the job done

    The start of a new year always gets people looking for diets that work. But a lot of diets out there are deceptive. Nutritionist and…

  • New technique eases cancer treatment

    Tomotherapy is useful to treat hard-to-reach tumors because it can move 360 degrees around the patient for treatment.

  • Surgeon General promotes fit nation

    U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Regina Benjamin visited Raleigh on Thursday to promote her vision for a healthy and fit nation.