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Stroke clinic aims at prevention
A stroke two months ago nearly cost Keith Auman his life.
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Electronic cigarettes: 'important new niche category'
The electronic-cigarette craze has shifted from "fad" to "here to stay," according to a prominent tobacco industry analyst.
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Beier, No. 2 at Novant, steps down
Greg Beier, the No. 2 executive at Novant Health Inc., has quietly stepped down as its president of health operations.
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Chief of GMAC Insurance division resigns
The chief executive of GMAC Insurance's personal-lines division, Larry Pentis, has resigned, the company confirmed Friday.
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Attorneys general group objects to bankruptcy plan for Renegade in Mocksville
A group of state attorneys general have detailed their objections to the proposed bankruptcy exit plan of three bankrupt Mocksville tobacco manufacturers.
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Forsyth Medical files CON request for angioplasty system
Forsyth Medical Center has filed a certificate-of-need request with the N.C. Division of Health Service Regulation for a specialized angioplasty system and hybrid operating room.
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Former Pace employees won't see all wages that they were due
The bankruptcy trustee in the Pace Airlines Inc. case issued a filing this week with a dose of harsh reality for the defunct company's 423 employees.
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Snelgrove promoted to president of Lexington Medical
Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center said Wednesday that it had promoted Steven Snelgrove to president of affiliate Lexington Medical Center, effective July 1.
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Altria tests smokeless product that contains no tobacco
Altria Group Inc. said Wednesday it is testing in Virginia a smokeless product that contains nicotine but no actual tobacco.
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Former owner of Peak Fitness banned from owning health clubs
The former owner of 38 Peak Fitness centers, including five in the Triad, has been banned from the health club business for 12 years by an N.C. Superior Court judge.
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Lambeth to retire from Baptist
The intersecting of major chapters in Donny Lambeth's life convinced him the time is right to retire from Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center.
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Research parks need to attract venture capital, experts say
Fleshing out the Triad's two life-sciences research parks means more than adding buildings, tenants and employees, panelists said Tuesday during a Winston-Salem Chamber Tech Council meeting.
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Krispy Kreme reports $6 million profit
Krispy Kreme Doughnuts Inc. started off its new fiscal year on a solid note, reporting net income of $6 million.
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Hospitals must adjust to health care changes, report says
A report on not-for-profit health systems by Standard and Poor's sheds a national light on the cost-cutting measures being taken by Novant Health Inc. and Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center.
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Charlotte company to open its second solar farm in Surry County
A Charlotte renewable-energy company is preparing to begin work in June on its second solar farm in Surry County.
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New River audit planned; mismanagement alleged
The call for an audit of New River Behavioral Healthcare has been approved — seven months after the Boone provider of mental health services was shut down amid accusations of mismanagement of at least $8 million in funding.
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Salem graduates urged to think beyond graduation
Salem College's class of 2012 was urged Saturday to not just think of graduation as the first day of the rest of their lives, but also as the first step onto a global stage of influence and opportunity.
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Police arrest man who fell from railroad bridge
Winston-Salem police arrested a man Friday who fell from a railroad bridge while running from police in March.
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Information sessions set on high risk coverage pool
Inclusive Health, the group managing North Carolina's version of the federal high risk coverage pool, is holding two information sessions next week at Novant Health Inc. hospitals.
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Less oversight of health units sought
A draft bill before the General Assembly would remove most county oversight from the groups that manage behavioral-health services in North Carolina.
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