CTTI Points to Stakeholder Engagement, Data-Driven Insights as Keys to Transforming Clinical Trials An editorial appearing in the May 12th edition of Media Planet, a supplement of USA Today, describes the unique methods...

Once a week during the spring and summer growing season, Gayle Thomas, MD, and a group of other physicians, nurses, residents, and medical students make the drive to Benson, NC. Over an hour from Chapel Hill, down a flat stretch...

Co-authored by Dr. Dan Reuland, Clinical Professor of Medicine (Division of General Medicine & Clinical Epidemiology), the results of a study funded through an NC TraCS – UNC CDTR pilot grant was recently published in The...

Finding genetic variations common in black women could improve breast cancer outcomes, reduce recurrence UNC Lineberger researchers Charles M. Perou, PhD, Katherine Hoadley, PhD, and Melissa Troester, PhD, co-authored a large,...

UNC School of Medicine researchers use new imaging methods to show that running burns fat in bone marrow, with benefits for bone health. The best effect was seen in obese mice. Maya Styner, MD, was the study's lead author. CHAPEL...

Spring Commencement at UNC-Chapel Hill recognizes the accomplishments of more than 6,000 Carolina students, including 3,807 undergraduates. Here's a look at the number of graduates for the most popular majors for the Class...

UNC Lineberger researchers led by Dan Reuland, MD, MPH, report in the Journal of the American Medical Association Internal Medicine that providing one-on-one support and customized tools for decision-making increased screening...

Raleigh, N.C. — Researchers from North Carolina State University and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill have developed a new technique that uses modified insulin and red blood cells to create a glucose-responsive...

What can a close look at the lifespan of medicines tell us about the drug industry? A lot, it turns out. That's the subject of a new in-depth report, jointly released earlier this year by STAT and QuintilesIMS Institute....

UNC undergraduate Austin Ludwig works at the Carolina Institute for Developmental Disabilities to play a role in autism research he hopes will help millions of people, perhaps even his younger brother. When Austin Ludwig was...