Indianapolis, Ind. -- The Indiana Clinical and Translational Sciences Institute recently awarded more than $100,000 to researchers seeking to identify new therapeutic agents for potential development as future drugs. The...

The US Surgeon General has recognized Dr. Sharon Elliott-Bynum, NC TraCS CARES Community Advisory Board member, Research Engaged Community (REC) Scholar, Community Expert, and Co-Investigator, for her commitment to building...

Vertex Pharmaceuticals has developed a drug that has changed the way cystic fibrosis is treated for some patients with a specific genetic mutation. And now the non-profit organization that helped fund its development is reaping...

You wouldn’t know it from the war drums banging over at ESPN this week in advance of Thursday night’s football showdown, or the hairy eyeball the frat boys give you for wearing the wrong shirt in Chapel Hill, but...

UNC-Chapel Hill Eshelman School of Pharmacy Receives $100 Million Commitment – the Largest from an Individual in the University’s History – from Alumnus Fred Eshelman Commitment will help expand, accelerate interdisciplinary...

Adherence levels of patients in the UNC Health Care Pharmacy Assistance Program Patients receiving...

Many clinical research coordinators are called on to step in and draw blood from subjects. But, since there is no requirement that these researchers be trained in phlebotomy, many have no experience. Gait Jordan, MA, clinical...

NIH held a joint workshop in June 2014 with the Nature Publishing Group and Science on the issue of reproducibility and rigor of research findings, with journal editors representing over 30 basic/preclinical science journals...

Researchers’ election to academy underscores UNC-Chapel Hill’s impact on health and disease (Chapel Hill, N.C. – Dec. 1, 2014) – Six scientists from UNC-Chapel Hill have been elected fellows of the American Association for...

Teens with asthma aren't great at taking an active role during doctor visits. A team at the UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy believes changing that is a matter of asking the right questions. Betsy Sleath, PhD Working with...