The project addresses a critical need to improve care for patients with OA through an evidence-based, comprehensive and sustainable care model.
The research gathered perspectives from patients and physicians, and made recommendations to help address the issues related to underrepresentation.
The study also explored the potential of polygenic risk score to predict elevated low-density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol levels, and its application in clinical practice.
The research project is titled, “Using multi-modal methods to advance translational geroscience in patients with sarcopenia.”
The program will help improve the health of older adults with arthritis and other conditions in rural and Hispanic/Latino communities.
In her presentation, Dr. Volertas sheds new light on the unique, exciting, and often surprising ways that telemedicine can enhance patient care.
Please join UNC Health and TARC in celebrating and supporting Tar Heal Tuesday. This is an opportunity to play a role in creating a healthier future for people in N.C. and beyond!
The research will provide critical new insights into the ‘cross-talk’ between cartilage and muscle during PTOA.
Again, this year, TARC researchers and scientists are presenting their latest findings. We invite you to tune in to the conference to learn more.
The inaugural issue of our newsletter provides information regarding the study, an update on enrollment numbers, and a warm welcome to our newest staff member.