Blood, Sweat, and Tears
July 27, 2016
UNC began treating blood disorders in 1947 — setting the stage for major breakthroughs in hemophilia and HIV
Health
Health: Conquering Physical, Mental, and Public Challenges
Another Piece of the Puzzle
June 9, 2016
UNC clinical researchers begin the largest-ever genetic study of autism to elucidate the complex genetics of the condition.
Scans, Sketches, and Skeletons
May 11, 2016
UNC School of Medicine rheumatologist Amanda Nelson utilizes her artistic abilities in cutting-edge imaging research to better understand osteoarthritis
Lift More, Eat More, Burn More
May 9, 2016
Research from exercise and sport science professor Abbie Smith-Ryan shows that lifting heavier weights and eating more protein is not just for men.
Starting the Conversation
April 5, 2016
How collaborations are advancing gender-based violence research and training at UNC-Chapel Hill
Getting There
March 8, 2016
What does it take to care for mothers and their babies in remote Ghana? UNC researchers are evaluating systems in place to help some of the world’s most vulnerable women and children.
When Real-World Data and Research Collide
An interview with UNC-Chapel Hill doctoral candidate Mugdha Gokhale, the recent recipient of Forbes magazine's “30 Under 30: Healthcare” award.
Heart-Healthy Hushpuppies
February 16, 2016
Heart Healthy Lenoir teaches Lenoir County residents that paying attention to fat and carbohydrate quality can substantially reduce the risk of heart attack and stroke.
Folate — Friend or Foe?
January 19, 2016
UNC Nutrition Research Institute scientists focus on folate, a vitamin once considered critical for health, to learn how much the body needs to function properly
A Big Bite
December 8, 2015
How a dinner conversation inspired David Courson to refocus his research on drug-resistant infections