Scientists discover a powerful antibody that inhibits multiple strains of norovirus
This breakthrough brings researchers closer than ever to a norovirus vaccine.
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Scientists discover a powerful antibody that inhibits multiple strains of norovirus
This breakthrough brings researchers closer than ever to a norovirus vaccine.
New awards from The Duke Endowment to Carolina Global Breastfeeding Institute will support breastfeeding across the Carolinas
The funding will allow the project, now in 19 counties, to expand and include support for all hospitals that provide maternity care at no cost to the facility, resulting in lifelong improved health for babies and their mothers for generations to come.
UNC-Chapel Hill to co-lead $9.5 million effort to detect autism earlier
The NIH grant will help researchers determine if earlier detection can lead to earlier behavioral interventions to improve outcomes for children with autism spectrum disorder.
Message from Provost Blouin on Eshelman School of Pharmacy dean
Angela Kashuba, who has played a key role in the school’s success for over two decades, has been selected as the next dean of the UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy.
UNC Health Care holds groundbreaking ceremony for Surgical Tower
The new facility will provide enhanced surgical spaces, pre- and post-operation rooms and waiting spaces for patients’ families.
225 years of Tar Heels: Carl T. Durham
A pharmacist and congressman, Carl T. Durham helped pass amendments that defined the criteria for prescription and over-the-counter drugs and appointed the FDA to govern the classification process.
