The Gene Orringer Junior Faculty Career Development Program (TraCS K12) is now accepting applications for positions beginning July 1, 2027. The Gene Orringer Junior Faculty Career Development Program ...
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A clinical trial at UNC Hospitals offers new hope for children and families affected by the rare neurological disorder. Illustration by Xian Boles. Rett syndrome is a rare genetic neurological ...
UNC School of Medicine researchers have generated the first single-cell atlas of the gut epithelium in a peanut allergy-susceptible model, uncovering Paneth cell dysfunction and loss of lysozyme as a ...
As prostate cancer continues to affect men across North Carolina, advances in detection and targeted treatment are changing how physicians approach localized and metastatic forms of the disease. Photo ...
HMN 2026: How Mediterranean-style eating is tailored for the Southeast can support weight loss and improve diet quality (Health Medicine Network) — Dr. Thomas Keyserling, MD, MPH HMN 2026: How Oxalate ...
A new award is redesigning hospital care for people with Parkinson’s disease – a first of its kind, hospital to home care model that improves safety, mobility and recovery. Nina Browner, MD People ...
Researchers hope to create a therapy that reduces the fear, anxiety and lifestyle limitations associated with peanut allergy. A research team at the UNC School of Medicine has received a $3.5 million ...
The study offers new insight into how genetic changes affect the structure of the human cortex, a brain region important for thinking and memory. Illustration by BiancaVanDijk from pixabay. Why do ...
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