A faculty member from each academic unit received a teaching innovation award, and throughout the month, guest speakers will share pedagogical methods to enhance student learning. Read more.
Last year, almost 400 women in N.C. were diagnosed with cervical cancer and more than 100 died. A new online resource will help connect women and adolescents to cervical cancer screening services. Read more.
The Institute of Medicine report calls for immediate
action to reduce the nation's burden from chronic illness, highlighting the importance of an integrated framework between public health, clinical care and community agencies. Read more.
An article by lead author and biostatistics doctoral student Yingqi Zhao was recognized by the International Biometric Society as being of the highest quality and importance. The article was published in Biometrics in December. Read more.
Rusyn, professor of environmental sciences and engineering, was appointed to the National Research Council's committee to oversee toxicology and risk assessment projects sponsored by the U.S. Department of Defense. Read more.
...is to improve public health, promote individual well-being, and eliminate health disparities across North Carolina and around the world.
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