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Woman speaking to a young reporter with a notepad who is intently listing to the doctor's concerns about healthcare in the US.

Large crowd gathered to protest repeal of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) on Valentine's Day featured on the Rachel Maddow Show on MSNBC.

Dr. Kyle Horton with 8 female candidates for Congress on the Beat with Ari Melber on MSNBC alongside now Rep. Katie Porter.

Two reports with video cameras filming a speech on the Wilmington riverfront with a large crowd concerned about water contamination from PFAS forever chemicals.

Women in a red jacket speaking to a reporter with a camera doing an interview about saving a beloved public hospital.

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"Exposed to Agent Orange at US Bases, Veterans Face Cancer Without VA Compensation."

"Yet environmental activist Elder, with help from toxic and remediation specialist Denise Trabbic-Pointer and former VA physician Kyle Horton, compiled seven documents showing otherwise. They include a journal article, the agronomist report, and cleanup-related documents as recent as 1995 — all pointing to widespread herbicide use and experimentation as well as lasting contamination at the base."

"Advocates seek updated clinical guidance for PFAS contaminated communities from National Academies of Sciences"

“We have a lot of data that can link PFAS to some health effects at this point, but that data hasn’t been communicated to doctors, to nurses, to public health professionals, and even though the science is there in some cases, if it’s not communicated to us-- busy clinicians, those who are in a small rural public health departments, then we may not be able to apply that science most effectively to take better care of our patients and communities,” said Horton.

CoastLine: VA Expands Medical Services, but Demand Still Outpaces Resources

“Today, there’s a broader appreciation for military service members and their unique needs, but VA health care centers are struggling to make health care available in a timely fashion.”

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Volunteers donate dozens of PPE packages to staff at Laney High School

“It takes a lot of work to make sure that everyone in the schools is protected and safe. We wanted to play our part in that,” Cape Fear OSMS co-founder Dr. Kyle Horton said.

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The Cape Fear OSMS Story

“All in all, the effort and hustle demonstrated by Horton, Marquis, and the team in Cape Fear serves as a powerful testament to the ingenuity and selflessness of community.”