Wellness

How ‘Patch Adams’ Inspired This Radiation Oncologist’s Career Path 

By Chapel Hill Mag Intern | July 7, 2022

Dr. Shekinah Elmore draws on her personal experience and medical expertise to better the lives of patients during difficult times

A Glimpse Into an Oasis Feeding UNC Housekeepers and Their Families

By James Dupree | June 22, 2022

Carolina Community Garden has provided nourishment for more than a decade to multiple generations of families, many of whom are Burmese refugees

Training Doctors, Delivering Babies: Dr. Alice Chuang’s Job Is All About Nurture

By Chapel Hill Mag Intern | June 1, 2022

The assistant dean for student affairs at UNC School of Medicine makes it her mission to spark joy for the students whose shoes she once filled

What You Should Know About Living Kidney Donations

By Renee Ambroso | March 30, 2022

Two Chapel Hillians co-authored a book offering life-changing advice for past and potential kidney donors

Carrboro Counselors Create a Space to Serve Diverse Community

By James Dupree | March 16, 2022

Congruence Counseling Group aims to connect patients with mental health providers who value and understand different cultures

Local Family Leads Efforts to Establish a Pediatric Rehabilitation Program

By Chapel Hill Mag Intern | March 7, 2022

The family behind Fitch Lumber & Hardware is on a mission to make pediatric rehabilitation care available to all local children, including their son

Former Division I Athlete’s Debilitating Pain Led Her to Blood Clot Awareness

By Renee Ambroso | January 10, 2022

Sam Nelson’s own health scare drives her passion to support other blood clot survivors

Local Middle Schoolers and Adults Become Unlikely Pen Pals

By Chapel Hill Mag Intern | November 16, 2021

Chapel Hill middle schoolers and older adults write to each other to combat pandemic loneliness.

Morehead-Cain Scholars Share Their Experiences

By Chapel Hill Mag Intern | November 2, 2021

Two Morehead-Cain scholars from Chapel Hill share their experiences with the program and how it has influenced their time at UNC.

Going for Gold at the Orange County Senior Games

By Chapel Hill Mag Intern | August 12, 2021

Meet four older adults who competed in the county-wide level of North Carolina’s own Olympic-style event.

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