Many Student Health Services are being reduced and limited. Allergy, Travel, Occupational Medicine, Immunizations and Physical Therapy and Nutrition appointments will not be made and may be canceled. Please check your messages about appointments already
Many students will be traveling back to Raleigh and NC State’s campus from spring break activities soon and some may have concerns about where they traveled or who they have been in contact with. We
Approximately 50 students living mostly in Greek Houses have reported illnesses.
On the first day back from winter break, NC State Student Health Services saw seven new cases of influenza, mostly from students who were not immunized.
Students began experiencing gastrointestinal issues Monday evening.
Spring ushers into North Carolina warmer weather, rain showers, pollen-covered cars, and the emergence of animals that have been in hibernation for the frigid winter months.
If you are experiencing symptoms of measles and have not been vaccinated, call your doctor right away.
Student Health works hard to educate students on a variety of topics including prevention, treatment of common illness and injury, and public health initiatives. March is TB Awareness Month, thus, this is your opportunity to
The stomach bug or stomach flu, is on campus. Symptoms include nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal pain/cramping, fever and/or headache. If you are experiencing these symptoms call 919.515.2563. The virus is spread by touching contaminated surfaces or objects
