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Troubled Waters
/ccm/groups/public/@research/@vc/documents/content/ccm3_034906.jpgA marine massacre leads Carolina scientists to question the role of the ocean's most dangerous predator: humans. (Endeavors magazine) Read more...
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Signal to Noise
/ccm/groups/public/@research/@vc/documents/content/ccm3_034688.jpgWe know more about fragile X syndrome than any other piece of the autism puzzle. How close are we to a cure? (Endeavors magazine)
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The Price of Pork
/ccm/groups/public/@research/@vc/documents/content/ccm3_034600.jpgNorth Carolina's hog farming industry is one of the largest in the nation. Is it also making people sick? (Endeavors magazine) Read more...
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2011 Breakthrough of the Year
/ccm/groups/public/@research/@vc/documents/content/ccm3_034554.jpgThe journal Science named Myron Cohen's HIV prevention research the 2011 Breakthrough of the Year.
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An app for better driving?
/ccm/groups/public/@research/@vc/documents/content/ccm3_034551.jpgUNC researchers are developing a smartphone app that could help prevent car accidents among teens. (Endeavors magazine) Read more...
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Partisan Partners
/ccm/groups/public/@research/@vc/documents/content/ccm3_034257.jpgPeople often complain that it’s taking too long for the new government in Afghanistan to stand up. But the U.S. government is no different, says Terry Sullivan. (Endeavors magazine)
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A Mouth for the South
/ccm/groups/public/@research/@vc/documents/content/ccm3_032815.jpgOne man plumps for drum head stew, heirloom sweet potatoes, oysters with whiskey, and other tastes of the Delmarva peninsula. (Endeavors magazine) Read more...
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Heartbreak Hill
/ccm/groups/public/@research/@vc/documents/content/ccm3_032699.jpgJonah Weishaar has a rare, incurable, and fatal disease. His mother is trying to save him, but the clock is ticking. Why does it take so long to develop new treatments for diseases? And what can we do about it? (Endeavors magazine)
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A matter of particulates
/ccm/groups/public/@research/@vc/documents/content/ccm3_033771.jpgThere’s a problem with how scientists determine air quality. William Vizuete thinks he knows how to solve it. (Endeavors magazine)
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Nature of the Beast
/ccm/groups/public/@research/@vc/documents/content/ccm3_033477.jpgCurveballs, sliders, and pitch counts: how to survive life as a pitcher with your arm intact. (Endeavors magazine)
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Barbara Entwisle is vice chancellor for research (VCR) at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Learn more about the vice chancellor, her office, and VCR initiatives.
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