
Deneige Broom
Morning Anchor at WSOC-TV (Charlotte, NC)
Newsie. People, food & language lover. Proud #FSUNole living in the Queen City. Morning Anchor @wsoc-tv. Story idea? Tweet me! IG: deneigebroom
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2 weeks ago |
wsoctv.com | Deneige Broom
CHARLOTTE — May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and we’re marking it with special reports, including how debt can take a serious toll on your mental health, and what you can do to manage both. More Americans are facing significant debt as credit card balances rise. According to WalletHub, 45% of U.S. households said credit card debt is their biggest struggle and it’s becoming a health concern. “Financial hardship is a major stressor,” said Dr. Ashwini Nadkarani, a psychiatrist.
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1 month ago |
yahoo.com | Deneige Broom
Right now, there are more than 250 generic drugs on the market that show potential for fighting cancer, even though they were developed for other diseases. That’s according to a nonprofit that’s focused on repurposing them for cancer treatment. They’re using artificial intelligence and the medications already available to help save lives and money. Cancer researcher Laura Kleiman’s own mother was diagnosed with multiple myeloma, and she found her mission in life after her mother’s passing.
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1 month ago |
yahoo.com | Deneige Broom
Construction wraps in just a few weeks on the St. Jude Dream Home being built in Marshville. This year, $2.3 million worth of tickets were sold for the chance to win the home. One room of the home now has a special feature that goes into every dream home. ALSO READ: Body and mind: St. Jude care extends beyond cancerEvery company with a hand in building the home has a spot on the floor of the bonus roomAdvertisementAdvertisementAnd one by one, reps for those companies are signing.
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2 months ago |
wsoctv.com | Deneige Broom
CHARLOTTE — Imagine being too scared to hold your child. St. Jude mental health specialist Anna Jones told Channel 9′s Deneige Broom it’s a real fear for many parents. “For some parents, it’s giving them permission to hold their child. It can feel really scary when you see your child looking so fragile and hooked up to so many different machines,” Jones said.
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2 months ago |
yahoo.com | Deneige Broom
Imagine being too scared to hold your child. St. Jude mental health specialist Anna Jones told Channel 9′s Deneige Broom it’s a real fear for many parents. “For some parents, it’s giving them permission to hold their child. It can feel really scary when you see your child looking so fragile and hooked up to so many different machines,” Jones said.
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