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Mecklenburg County s new medical director

Mecklenburg County Public Health has announced a new medical director this week. Dr. Bonnie Coyle, MD, MS, joins the County as its leading medical professional.

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St Luke s stands by smoker ban

Five years after it stopped hiring smokers, St. Luke's University Health Network says it is reaping rewards, including fewer sick days taken.

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CHA Board of Health appoints Erin Shoe as health director

KANNAPOLIS – The Cabarrus Health Alliance Board of Health appointed Erin Shoe, MPH as health director during a special meeting Thursday night.

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CHA Board of Health announces departure of public health director

KANNAPOLIS –The Cabarrus Health Alliance Board of Health announced today that CHA Public Health Director Dr. Bonnie Coyle will be leaving CHA to assume the position of medical director with

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Cabarrus County reports its first confirmed case of monkeypox What we know

Health officials believe the risk to others of contracting the disease from the patient is low, but they expect more cases.

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