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Carolina Conversations With Jim Avett

The Reader’s Nook: “Stories From the Tenth-Floor Clinic: A Nurse Practitioner Remembers”, by Marianna Crane

Regional Culture: Hurricane Season Is Not Over Yet

October 2018 Edition

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Brain Health: Reversible Causes of Dementia

Eat Right: This Fall, Eat Together, Eat Better

Triumphant Elder: Battling Fungal Infections – With a Little Help From the Plant Kingdom

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Carolina Conversations With Showbiz Icons Sally Struthers and Kim Coles

The Reader’s Nook: The Dream Daughter by Diane Chamberlain

September 2018 Edition

The Triumphant Elder: Can You Change Your Brain?

Brain Health: Family History of Alzheimer’s Disease – Should You Be Tested?

Ask the Expert: Grandchildren and Dementia

Carolina Conversations: With State Library of North Carolina Genealogy Reference Librarian Kay Tillotson

The Reader’s Nook: Daughter of a Daughter of a Queen by Sarah Bird

Regional Culture: Dog Days of September?

Generations: If You Could Be a Bird, Which One Would You Be?

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