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According to the CDC, nearly 7 percent of American children have ADHD
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Amy Higgenbotham and Roxanne Purvis are completing an Iron Man competition and raising money for a good cause
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Would your little one know what to do if he or she accidentally fell into a pool?
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One local family created the apps when they saw their daughter struggle in social settings
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Wednesday was a day for cancer patients and their families to relax and be pampered
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At Sweet Bottoms in Cary, new moms are learning the proper techniques to massage their babies
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The minimally invasive procedure has little down time with great results
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Belk's tour provides mammograms at no cost, even without insurance, and will stop in Durham, Cary, and Zebulon
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The new clinic provides customized care plans for patients that have never been available before
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Arts For Life lets patients at Duke to participate in arts and crafts while receiving medical care
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Steve Gleason is battling ALS, but that isn't keeping him from climbing the mountains of Peru
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The group started at UNC as a way for men to bear the pain of losing their wives to cancer
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UNC dental students volunteer their time under the supervision of a doctor to provide the care
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The organization Anna's Angels partners with Duke for Down syndrome research
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Aspen comes to the brain tumor center once a week and wins the heart of everyone who sees him
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Chesser was named Camp Lejeune's Spouse of the Year by Military Spouse Magazine
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Mama Juggs and CAARE are using Black History Month to raise breast cancer awareness
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With the "Be The Match" National Marrow Donor Registry, being a donor isn't as hard and painful as people may think
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Doctors told Beth Archibald that a bone marrow transplant was her only option. She took to the National Registry to find a donor
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An infertility specialist says carrying extra weight can make it hard for women who want to be moms
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Over the past five years, Graves has collected 25,000 golf balls to send to troops overseas
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People who hear clicking and popping may be able to relieve years of pain and stiffness
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Wakemed cardiologist Dr. John Sinden says the signs of heart disease in women are very different from men
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Two-year-old Eli Vue has gotten the flu three times this season already even after getting the flu shot
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A study being done at UNC shows that help is on the horizon for those who suffer from peanut allergies
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The million dollar facility is the first of its kind in the region and will help train new surgeons
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TAVR is a less invasive way to replace heart valves in patients who may not have been candidates for open surgery
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The Lupus Foundation of America has launched a national tour that will stop in Raleigh in March 2013
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The Playpod project at Forest View Elementary is part of a partnership with the Be Active Kids Play Alliance
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Rex designed its own screening program targeting at-risk patients for lung cancer
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The special needs students at Person High School are learning life skills and getting on the job training
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Their new mustaches -- or mos -- are in honor of Movember, a nationwide fundraiser for the Prostate Cancer Foundation
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The new helicopters have the latest high-tech equipment so care can begin before patients even reach the hospital
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A new app helps cancer patients keep track of appointments, physicians, and medicines during the difficult time
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Bikers Against Child Abuse or B.A.C.A. helps to protect abuse victims
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More women are surviving breast cancer thanks to the drugs that are the results of years of research
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Defy Gravity offers Gravity Fit classes to get a crossfit trampoline workout like no other
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Terrell Underwood has been diagnosed with keratoconus, which means his cornea is an irregular shape
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Laughing relaxes blood vessels, which protect the heart
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The first class of physician assistants will graduate from Campbell University next year
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Although they're usually a summer problem, ticks are out even as the weather gets cooler
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Sandy Simpson has organized the NC Conquer Chiari Walk Across America to raise money for chiari research
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Men 40 and older can visit the Lincoln Health Center Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon or Sunday from noon to 4 p.m.
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Angela Snipes, Darryl Hicklen and all the volunteers devote their time to make sure next week's event is a success
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Triangle Yoga offers an aerial yoga class that uses fabric hanging from the ceiling instead of traditional floor mats
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Insorb staples are absorbed by the body, and patients who have had them say there's no comparison to old staples
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Forged Fitness in Raleigh offers a program called Fit Kids for children ages 8 to 14
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Cathy Bordeaux is organizing a gala that will raise money for a $10,000 endowment for military families.
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In the Rathmell family, the parents are cancer researchers with grants from the Jimmy V Foundation and the children are inspired by the late coach
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