Three innovative and complementary research projects — done in partnership with UNC-Chapel Hill, Stanford University and Washington University in St. Louis — will examine the role of the tobacco retail environment in promoting tobacco use and causing tobacco-related illnesses.
Three innovative and complementary research projects — done in partnership with UNC-Chapel Hill, Stanford University and Washington University in St. Louis — will examine the role of the tobacco retail environment in promoting tobacco use and causing tobacco-related illnesses.
Research suggests that higher-latitude reefs may have more time to adapt to rising ocean temperatures than their tropical counterparts.
Study participants who drank heavily early in life were three times more likely to be diagnosed with an aggressive form of prostate cancer
The study, led by Carolina's Tamlin Pavelsky, offers new data that enables better assessment of greenhouse gas movement from water to the atmosphere.
Carolina professor Kurt Gray used a new technique to construct what a large sample of 511 American Christians think God looks like.
For the first time, UNC School of Medicine scientists led by Nobel laureate Aziz Sancar analyzed whole-genome DNA repair in an animal over 24 hours to find which genes were repaired, where exactly, and when, laying the groundwork for a more precise use of anti-cancer drugs.
