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NC Medicaid expansion could be challenging for NC dentists

A long-stagnant reimbursement rate for oral health and other challenges could keep dental care out of reach for some new Medicaid enrollees.

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A turning point for firefighters: Navigating toward PFAS-free gear

As fire services look to leave fluorinated firefighting chemicals behind, a new study explores how PFAS-free equipment to current gear.

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Concerns persist though EPA denies Chemours waste request

Activists breathe a sigh of relief after learning of the EPA’s decision, but say more needs to be done to address the PFAS crisis.

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From creeks to clouds: The invisible invasion of microplastics

Plastic pollution may be harming humans and marine lief, and could be changing the weather.

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Jail health care likely falls short of community standards, survey says

Jails don’t have enough on-site medical staff, and detention officers are often tasked with decisions they’re not trained or qualified to make.

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