The Nutrition Research Institute’s Deborah Tate collaborated with other Carolina researchers to find ways to encourage more cancer survivors to be physically active after treatment, which can improve quality of … Read more
Five-year-old Granger Horney contracted the La Crosse Virus, a potentially deadly mosquito-borne disease, in July 2024. With blood samples from Granger, researchers at Carolina are working to create better diagnostics … Read more
To the Carolina research community, The National Institutes of Health (NIH) has announced that the 2024 NIH Public Access Policy will now apply to all articles accepted for publication on … Read more
Stephanie Engel in the Gillings School of Global Public Health discusses phthalates — their sources, health impacts, and how people are exposed.
Rebecca Chasnovitz in the School of Medicine explains the key factors behind why newborns’ eye color can change.
Miyuki Hino in the College of Arts and Sciences discusses how sea-level rise impacts coastal communities and why current infrastructure falls short.
Five-year-old Granger Horney contracted the La Crosse Virus, a potentially deadly mosquito-borne disease, in July 2024. With blood samples from Granger, researchers at Carolina are working to create better diagnostics and a treatment for the little-known disease.
From June 10-13, the Dataverse Community Meeting will bring data experts from around the world to Carolina to share innovative technical ideas and create new partnerships.
Dear Colleagues, As many of you know, we are navigating a time of transition within UNC’s Conflict of Interest (COI) program. While change often brings uncertainty, it also presents a … Read more
House committee markups begin in the reconciliation process The House passed an updated reconciliation bill before the two-week April recess. The next step in the process has started and consists … Read more