Rhoney teaches within the Division of Practice Advancement and Clinical Education and designs learning experiences that build clinical reasoning, judgment, and adaptability, helping students learn how to approach problems rather than memorize solutions.
Researchers from SOM and the School of Pharmacy examine using centralized consultant pharmacists to help clinicians taper opioids or benzodiazepines when appropriate.
Klara Klein in the UNC School of Medicine discusses a recent study on GLP-1 drugs and diabetes, noting reasons for enthusiasm and its limitations.
The Gene Orringer Junior Faculty Career Development Program (TraCS K12) is pleased to announce the names of our new cohort of CTSA K12 Scholars, who will be starting their appointments on July 1, 2026.
The College’s Yihan Liu helped design a series of new wearable systems that combine smart hardware with advanced data analysis to unlock deeper, clearer, and more meaningful physiological information.
A crossdisciplinary team of veterinarians, marine mammal experts, and chemists from UNCChapel Hill and NC State is using tiny ocular implants to treat PCK, a group of eye diseases that affect the surface of the eye in marine mammals.
Nutrition Research Institute professor Isis Trujillo-Gonzalez is leading groundbreaking research to explore how choline, an essential nutrient for brain development, may help explain differences in cognitive and language outcomes among autistic children.
Research from Gillings professor Marissa Hall shows that one in four U.S. adult alcohol consumers has read the federal alcohol health warning in the past month — and even fewer remember what it says.
The Cottrell Scholar Award recognizes outstanding early-career faculty who excel as both researchers and teachers, supporting innovative scientific programs alongside impactful educational initiatives.