ICYMI: Important Update from the North Carolina Medical Society
The NCMS wants to make you aware of a lawsuit filed last week in Wake County Superior Court that directly
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Join the NCCPRW for a free webinar July 9 – “Doctors and Litigation: Time for a New Paradigm”
Navigating the Hidden Impact of Litigation Join Gita Pensa, MD, FAAEM, Adjunct Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine, Brown University, for
NCOGS White Coat Day Scheduled for May 13
Join your colleagues for a day of legislative advocacy on May 13, 2026. Attendees will start the day at the
It’s Membership Renewal Season!
Here’s one item to take off your Spring to-do list — renew your NCOGS membership today! No need to wait
NCOGS Executive Committee 2026 Update
Dear NCOGS Members: Happy New Year from the NCOGS Executive Committee! We are excited to share updates and information about how we
Capitol Chronicle: Karen Smith, MD, Lends Her Voice To Medicare Payment Advocacy
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September is Suicide Prevention Month – Learn more about the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
Get more details and help at https://988lifeline.org/ About the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline The 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
What to know about the RSV vaccine approved for pregnant people
The maternal RSV vaccine helps protect the unborn child from severe illness from birth through the first 6 months of
Moving Beyond Maternal Mortality: Weighing Solutions to Black Women’s Health Crisis
(image credit: Amelia Kinsinger | Health Brew) Black mothers face higher rates of mistreatment and mortality during childbirth, but advocates