Finals can be stressful. Let us help! December 10th – December 14th is Finals Survival Week! Student Health, Wellness and Recreation, NC State Dining, Counseling Center, Student Involvement, Student Government and Prevention Services collaborate to offer resources, events, and giveaways to
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.
Zika is a disease caused by Zika virus which is spread to people primarily through the bite of an infected Aedes species mosquito.
General Medicine Physician About Leslie Marshall Dr. Leslie Marshall joined our clinical staff in 2015. She completed her undergraduate work at George Washington University in Washington DC. She earned her MD from the Medical College of Virginia
Flu and Allergy Season is upon us! Student Health Services is here for all of your flu and allergy needs. Many of the season’s symptoms can make going to class and attending campus activities unpleasant.
Welcome Back Wolfpack! As we start the new academic year we want to provide a few tips to keep you healthy as you pursue your studies. Many conditions, while not life threatening, can make you
Student Health is excited to announce that Onsite Dental Solutions is now on campus to offer dental care at the Student Health Center and on Centennial Campus! Onsite Dental Solutions is a full service dental office
As of August 1, 2015, StudentBlue will no longer be offering a voluntary insurance plan. This will affect students with dependent coverage as well as students that are ineligible for the mandatory plan, i.e. distance
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