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With a lot of different types of face mask options out there, it’s important to understand which face mask works best for you and how to properly care for it.

Coronavirus Updates, Your Health

Your Guide to the Different Types of Face Masks and How to Care for Them

Dr. Giselle Sholler’s arrival marks another milestone as Levine Children’s keeps raising the bar on pediatric cancer care.

Child Health

World-Renowned Cancer Researcher Joins Levine Children’s — and Accelerates Our Quest for Cures

Clinical pharmacists have played an integral role in reviewing patients with COVID-19 for possible investigational treatments.

Coronavirus Updates, Your Health

Clinical Pharmacists Provide a Game Changing Advantage in the Fight Against COVID-19

Zeb Starnes, Atrium Health's COVID-19 Virtual Hospital patient

Coronavirus Updates

Zeb Gains New Perspective After Losing Six Friends to COVID-19 and Battling Virus Himself

Suffering a miscarriage or losing a baby shortly after birth can be an incredibly painful experience for mothers, fathers and families who go through it. And, for many, the feeling that they are suffering in silence can make it even harder to bear.

Family Health

Coping with the Loss of a Little One

This year, it’s more important than ever to keep kids safe during Halloween. While Halloween probably won’t look quite the same as usual in 2020 with the pandemic still present within our communities, kids can still have fun while adhering to recommendations for a safe Halloween. While celebrating, remember to be inclusive of all children — including those with food allergies and autism.

Child Health, News, Primary Care

How to Have a Happy, Safe, and Inclusive Halloween in 2020

Holiday travel season is just around the corner, which means millions of people will experience motion sickness in a car, train, or plane. How can we manage this common discomfort to make the journey just as fun as the destination? Dr. Jason Fishel, MD, answers our biggest questions about motion sickness management.

Coronavirus Updates, Primary Care

Don’t Rock the Boat: How to Manage Motion Sickness for Comfortable Travel

Victoria Allen, a 35-year old, healthy woman on her second pregnancy, didn’t raise any red flags during the first half of her pregnancy. However, at her 22- week ultrasound, she was diagnosed with a shortened cervix, which required immediate bed rest and other interventions to prevent preterm delivery.

Womens Health

Facing an At-Risk Pregnancy with Bravery and Resolve: A Mother’s Story of a Safe Delivery

More than a decade ago, Scott Whitesell confronted his first battle with symptoms of terminal illness that could’ve taken his life. Now, 12 years later, the 47-year-old pianist credits Atrium Health care teams for helping him face an end-stage HIV/AIDS diagnosis, a bout with lymphoma, and a number of other near-death experiences along the way.

Your Health

Terminal Diagnosis is No Match for Scott Whitesell

There are several checklist items to complete before safely reopening your business. Not sure where to start? Read more to find out.

Employer Solutions, Coronavirus Updates

10 Important Takeaways from Atrium Health's Return-to-Work Town Hall Meetings

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