Epidemiologist Nabarun Dasgupta combines molecular analysis with grassroots collaboration to reduce drug overdose deaths, making naloxone accessible and street drug data transparent to save thousands of lives.
After a health center site was destroyed in Micaville, North Carolina, other sites stepped up to continue serving patients. Direct Relief is supporting the rebuilding efforts with $200,000 in financial support.
Duke undergraduates partner with medical professionals to deliver essential healthcare services to underserved areas through Remote Area Medical, demonstrating how student advocacy and volunteer coordination can transform access to medical care in remote parts of North Carolina.
The team from International Medical Corps is delivering crucial care for the mind and body while the people of Asheville rebuild and recover.
For her passionate work to save Black mothers’ lives, she is recognized as North Carolina’s USA Today Woman of the Year. This honor highlights her leadership in tackling racial disparities head-on.