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Reports point to possible drug link in Hayden Panettiere death investigation (opens the original)
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New reports shed light on a possible lead in the death of actress Hayden Panettiere, though police have yet to confirm details. TMZ reported Monday that investigators are working with a theory that Panettiere took an oxycodone pill laced with fentanyl that was purchased from someone in Los Angeles. The report cited law enforcement sources “connected to the case and with direct knowledge.” WRAL received the following statement from the Greenville Police Department, which is leading the investigat
Tick bite, rare bacteria found in dogs at center of Chatham County medical mystery (opens the original)
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A Chatham County woman says she is grateful to be alive after a sudden illness left her hospitalized with sepsis, hearing loss and questions about whether a tick-borne infection played a role. Ronnie Dunn said she has lived in the country for years and finding a tick was never unusual. “I’m from the country. I’ve been bit by ticks so many times,” Dunn said. That changed in August, when Dunn said she found a large, engorged tick attached to the top of her head. “It was fat. It made me so mad that
Thousands seek support at Duke caregiver event as NC population ages (opens the original)
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Caregivers across the state gathered in Durham today for the annual Duke Caregiver Community Event. Nicole Clagett, Duke Health Director of Caregiver Support, said more than 2,000 people registered to attend this year’s event at the Sheraton Imperial Hotel. It’s a large increase from the 40 people who attended the inaugural event in 2009. “In our community, the need for caregiver support has grown. That is really fueled by what they’re calling the ‘silver tsunami,’” Clagett said. “Our aging popu
From farm to table: Edgecombe County effort expands access to fresh, healthy food (opens the original)
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What we eat plays a big role in overall health. As grocery store prices increase, affording fresh, healthy food has become harder for some families. For families facing food insecurity, especially in rural North Carolina, access to healthy options can be limited. The Inter-Faith Food Shuttle and the Family Life Center Garden in Conetoe received a big boost to help tackle food insecurity at the source. A $260,000 grant from Food Lion and Ahold Delhaize USA is helping expand that work through the
Brain-eating amoeba, flesh-eating bacteria: What NC swimmers should know this Labor Day (opens the original)
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More than 120,000 people are expected to travel by air through Raleigh-Durham International Airport this holiday weekend. Millions more Americans will be hitting the roads this weekend, with many North Carolinians headed to lakes or the coast. But as families head to the water, researchers are reminding swimmers about two rare but potentially deadly risks: Naegleria fowleri, commonly known as the “brain-eating amoeba,” and Vibrio vulnificus, sometimes referred to as “flesh-eating bacteria.” A No
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