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Jimmy Carter, the Improbable Man

Jimmy Carter, the Improbable Man

  By Gary Gunderson Jimmy Carter is not dead quite yet. Counting him out was almost never a good idea, whether he was running for an improbable office (every one he ever held) or an improbable health goal (guinea worm, polio, smoking or handgun violence). Or...
Celebrating the Interpreters

Celebrating the Interpreters

National Interpreter Appreciation Day On May 4, a group gathered in the Davis Memorial Chapel to honor the Interpreters in the Department of Language Services at Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist. “Interpreters are Language Service First Responder,” says...
Gene Woods interview with FaithHealth

Gene Woods interview with FaithHealth

  Eugene A. Woods, MBA, MHA, FACHE, is president and chief executive officer of Atrium Health, the academic health care system stretching from Winston-Salem to Macon, Georgia. This system now includes Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist, the home of the FaithHealth...
A  crossing point over discontinuity

A crossing point over discontinuity

By Gary Gunderson Jonas Salk knew a few things about virus pandemics. As a young man of only 37 years, he led the urgent and complex process that resulted in the Salk polio vaccine. In a manner unimaginable today, he, with Basil O’Connor, mobilized tens of thousands...
Q&A with Amber Brooks

Q&A with Amber Brooks

“For some, this is going to be a slow yes. I’m not giving up hope on people.” A Conversation with Dr. Amber Brooks Amber Brooks, MD, is associate professor of anesthesiology at Wake Forest School of Medicine. She’s also a researcher, a mentor and a justice...