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For over 125 years, UNC Health Rex has provided expert care for the Wake County community and surrounding areas.
Raleigh, NC
Joined October 2009
Sepsis Survivor Week celebrates those who have survived this life-threatening condition and raises awareness of sepsis. Learn more about sepsis and its symptoms in the article below. #UNCHealthTalk
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Thank you to our phlebotomists for your hard work and dedication to our patients! #NationalPhlebotomistWeek
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The Kansas City area is at the epicenter of an “unprecedented” #tuberculosis outbreak. Fortunately, it's unlikely the outbreak in Kansas will spread to North Carolina. Learn more here: #medTwitter #medX
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This week is Congenital Heart Defect Awareness Week. Every year, about 40,000 babies are born in the United States with a congenital heart defect. A UNC Health congenital heart surgeon explains how these issues are diagnosed and treated. #UNCHealthTalk
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Kids, no matter their stage of development, seem to find a way to fight sleep. A UNC Health pediatric neurologist offers troubleshooting tips for four common scenarios. #UNCHealthTalk
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Our Rex Cardiac Surgical Specialists shared updates in a community series for doctors & advanced providers in #WakeCounty! Topics included mitral valve disease, hybrid ablation for AFib & laser lead removal. Thanks to all who joined us! 💙 Learn more:
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Are you constantly putting others’ needs above your own, fearing the fallout if you don’t? Learn how setting healthy boundaries can protect your time, energy and well-being — without the guilt. #UNCHealthTalk
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On World Cancer Day, we recognize the importance of advancing cancer care through research. If you have cancer, your doctor may recommend a clinical trial as part of your treatment. UNC Health oncologists explain what you need to know. #UNCHealthTalk
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Noticing changes to the color, texture or shape of your nails? It’s important to show your doctor. Here’s why. #UNCHealthTalk
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We often think about seeing our healthcare provider when we’re sick, but we should also see them when we’re well. If it’s been a while since your last annual physical or wellness exam, here’s what you can expect. #UNCHealthTalk
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“It’s never normal to have blood in your stool, and it can be a sign of some significant health issues that are nonetheless very treatable if caught early,” says UNC Health gastroenterologist Michael Dougherty, MD. #UNCHealthTalk
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The diagnosis of 'retained placenta' is usually made when the placenta doesn't deliver within 30 to 60 minutes of delivery of the baby. Elizabeth Coviello, D.O., offered insights on this condition in an article with @BabyCenter. #PostpartumCare
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What are the health risks associated with belly fat and how do you get rid of it? Here's what you need to know. #UNCHealthTalk
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🌟 Feeling under the weather? UNC Health Virtual Care Now is here to help with non-urgent medical conditions! 🌟 ⚠️ Important: Virtual Care Now is available only for patients located in North Carolina. For more information, visit: #VirtualCareNow
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Infertility causes a lot of big emotions—sadness, anger, guilt, jealousy and frustration to name a few. Here are some ways to cope with the emotional roller coaster of trying to conceive. #UNCHealthTalk
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