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A nonsmoker diagnosed with lung cancer, Paige Black endured a worsening condition until her tumor grew and her doctor took advantage to uncover a treatment.

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Paige Prospers After Her Tumor Grows Larger

Drs. Jaspal Singh, John Doty and their pulmonary colleagues at Atrium Health Carolinas Medical Center (CMC), have begun using new bronchoscopic technology that allows accurate diagnosis of early-stage cancer in small peripheral pulmonary nodules.

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New Bronchoscopic Technology Allows Greater Accuracy for Early Cancer Detection

As a nurse anesthetist at Atrium Health, Matt Burke has devoted his life to caring for others. But during National Epilepsy Awareness Month, he’s proud to tell the story of his epilepsy diagnosis – and how finding the care he needed gave him hope for his future.

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A Nurse’s Message to Fellow Epilepsy Patients: Don’t Give Up Hope

Atrium Health’s Dr. Joseph Hsu had a lifelong dream to be in medicine since he was a young child. His passion for science, coupled with his passion for service ultimately led him into a military role overseas, helping countless service members recover from their injuries. To honor Dr. Hsu for his significant contributions, the [tag] Carolina Panthers are proud to recognize him as part of their “Salute to Service” program as they show appreciation for Dr. Hsu and the rest of the military community.

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Atrium Health’s Dr. Joseph Hsu, a Veteran and West Point Grad, Joins Carolina Panthers’ ‘Salute to Service’

When Lily Knecht was diagnosed with osteosarcoma at 18 years old, she found comfort in music therapy and decided she wanted to become a music therapist herself.

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A Musical Connection Helps Comfort and Inspire a Young Cancer Patient

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.

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

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Atrium Health Carolinas Medical Center: Where It All Began

Dr. Kristina Harrell directs the sickle cell program at Levine Children’s, leading the way as we take on some of the disease’s biggest challenges. From improving access to sickle cell care to studying futuristic cures, here are three ways we’re working to help kids with the disease live happier, healthier lives.

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3 Ways Levine Children's Is Raising the Bar in Sickle Cell Care

We’re all using a lot more hand sanitizer these days as a safety precaution for COVID-19. But did you know that some hand sanitizers made with particular ingredients can be toxic to your health?

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Using Hand Sanitizer? Follow These Recommendations to Avoid Toxic Ingredients and Stay Safe

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