Organization: UNC / UNC Health

Dr. Stuebe is an expert on breastfeeding, health equity, and the 4th Trimester. She is a past president of the Academy of Breastfeeding Medicine and a former board member of the Society for Maternal-Fetal Medicine. At the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, she is a member of both the...

  I am a health services researcher with expertise in medical decision making and patient reported outcomes of surgery. I have focused expertise in decision psychology, preference elicitation, shared decision making, and measurement of decision processes and outcomes. I recently completed an Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality R18-funded study...

  My research is focused on epidemiology and clinical research into food allergy and asthma. My particular research interests are: 1. How to prevent allergic diseases, including allergic dermatitis and food allergy, in early life. 2. How to reduce disparities in asthma and allergic diseases. 3. How allergic diseases affect...

  Environmental influences on pregnancy and children’s health and neurodevelopment.

Epilepsy, Intractable epilepsy, Epilepsy surgery, Epilepsy in LIMC   My clinical and research focus lies within the field of epilepsy, specifically in the medical and surgical management of this condition. I am deeply interested in exploring and enhancing various techniques and strategies that can significantly improve the quality of life...

  My interest is to provide evidence based compassionate obstetric and gynecologic care to women of all ages.

  Aortic, cerebrovascular, peripheral arterial disease clinical outcomes. Healthcare disparities in vascular surgery.

  My academic goals center around trainee education, cancer disparities, and outcomes research – I have formal education in epidemiology and biostatistics. With significant experience in data management and analysis, my specialty is using datasets in novel ways to study trends in treatments and outcomes, as well as disparities in...

  Our long-term aspiration is to understand how the human cell cycle is organized for proliferation control and genome maintenance. Among the principal goals in this endeavor are determining molecular mechanisms and regulatory networks that establish and maintain cell cycle quiescence and defining pathways that govern the G1/S phase transition....

  My clinical interests include care of the female athlete with focus on postpartum musculoskeletal injury, mononucleosis in athletes, musculoskeletal medical education, and osteoarthritis management.

  Patient-oriented research in chronic cough; Cough and respiratory physiology; Airway sensory processing

  The Jiang Lab, situated within the UNC HIV Cure Center and BCBP, is dedicated to unraveling the molecular mechanisms governing stable HIV reservoirs within the immune cells of people with HIV (PWH) undergoing antiretroviral therapy (ART). Our primary focus lies in comprehending the regulation of HIV transcription machinery during...