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Saira Sheikh, MD, Will Focus On Increasing Minority Participation in Lupus Trials

July 16, 2018
Saira Sheikh, MD, director of the UNC Rheumatology Lupus Clinic, and director of the clinical trials program at the UNC Thurston Arthritis Research Center, will participate in a new research study with the American College of Rheumatology (ACR) and the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) Office of Minority...

Dr. Jonathan Juliano is named Yang Family Biomedical Scholar

July 13, 2018
The award, which recognizes the research achievements of young tenured faculty, is made possible through a generous donation from Lenovo chairman and CEO Yuanqing Yang, with additional financial support from Mr. To Hing Wu.

Catering to the Elderly in the ED

July 12, 2018
Dr. Kevin Biese, clinical associate professor in the division of geriatric medicine, weighs in on the launch of a geriatric ED accreditation program by the American College of Emergency Physicians.

Podcast Series Wins Gold Aster Award

July 10, 2018
The department of medicine's Chair's Corner podcast series has received a Gold Aster Award for "Pieces of the Picture."

UNC Internal Medicine Residents Recognize Annual Awards

June 20, 2018
Many outstanding residents and faculty have been recognized for their clinical and academic excellence, honoring the legacies of those who preceded them. Following is a list of 2018 award recipients who engender the shared and treasured spirit of Medicine.

Hanson Discusses Eating Disorders in the Elderly, in US News & World Report Article

June 19, 2018
Recognizing eating disorders in the elderly can be critical because treating them is different than treating other age-related eating problems. Dr. Laura Hanson from the division of geriatrics offers perspective.

Hanson Interviewed for Reuters Health Article About Delayed Hospice Care

June 19, 2018
Dr. Laura Hanson comments on a recent Harvard Medical School and Brigham and Women's Hospital study that suggests patients with kidney failure are half as likely to receive hospice as patients with cancer and heart disease, although they stand to benefit greatly from it.

Farel and Mathews, Honored with Red Ribbon Awards

June 18, 2018
Faculty and staff from UNC’s Institute of Global Health & Infectious Diseases were well represented at the 2018 Red Ribbon Gala, hosted by the North Carolina Community AIDS Fund.

Li Wang Receives Career Development Award from American Heart Association

June 18, 2018
Li Wang, PhD, research associate in the Qian Lab and a member of UNC McAllister Heart Institute, has received the prestigious Career Development Award from the AHA. The award is given to highly promising young scientists in their early years to explore innovative questions in the field of cardiovascular research.

Resident Chiefs Present Grand Rounds Lecture and a Special Gift for Dr. Ron Falk

June 4, 2018
Department of medicine resident chiefs recently led Grand Rounds, bringing another successful academic year to a close.

Inspirational Patient Selected as 1 of 10 Veterans in the U.S. to Be Honored by VA For Its “Women Veterans Athletes Initiative”

June 4, 2018
Meet Bernardine Donato, who throughout her career as a Navy nurse, and a US Air National Guard tactical flight nurse, has used strength training, skydiving and running to stay active and keep her body well conditioned. The days of serving in both Operation Desert Shield as well as Desert Story...

UNC experts respond to CDC’s advisory regarding increase in mosquito and tick borne illnesses

June 4, 2018
The CDC recently issued a report on the rising rates of tick and mosquito borne illnesses across the United States. In an interview with CNN, Myron Cohen, MD, spoke about the importance of the advisory and increasing public awareness. David Weber, MD, MPH, spoke with the New York Times about...