UNC Researchers Inducted Into National Academy Of Medicine
Fewer than 2,000 researchers have ever been inducted into the National Academy of Medicine.
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With Open Arms
Posted by Staff | Sep 23, 2016 | Town Square
Editors Note: The following is an excerpt of an article written by Zachary Read of UNC Health Care. It tells the story of UNC medical student Yousef Abu-Salha who fulfilled a dream of caring for child refugees from Syria, while...
Read MoreLast Week to Sign Up For Healthiest You Challenge
February 12 is the deadline to register for the UNC Health Care Healthiest You Challenge. WCHL and Chapelboro, along with UNC Health Care and UNC Wellness Centers, will help 64 challengers on their journey to an active and...
Read MoreBig Changes Coming To MLK/Weaver Dairy Intersection
Posted by Aaron Keck | Oct 20, 2015 | Development, Featured
Several developments are either ongoing or in the pipeline.
Read MoreNew UNC Hospice Home Breaks Ground In Chatham Park
Posted by Aaron Keck | Jul 15, 2015 | Health
The UNC Hospice Home is slated to open in February.
Read MoreHillsborough Hospital To Begin Phased Opening in July
UNC Health Care’s new 68-bed hospital in Hillsborough has all the services you might expect, including an emergency department, medical imaging, operating rooms and a critical care unit. The interior, however, is more Martha...
Read MoreHillsborough Hospital To Host Open House On Saturday
Saturday’s open house might be your best chance to see the inside of an operating room without having to be wheeled in on a gurney.
Read MoreUNC Gets $15M Grant for ‘Heart Health Now!’ Initiative
A recent 15 million health care grant to UNC is just the first step toward promoting healthier, longer lives for North Carolina’s heart patients.
Read MoreChatham Park Breaks Ground Amid Controversy
Posted by Staff | Dec 3, 2014 | Development
UNC Health Care broke ground Tuesday on the first project in the controversial Chatham Park development near Pittsboro.
Read MoreCystic Fibrosis Risks Increase with Mucins
Researchers from the UNC School of Medicine have found evidence to suggest that patients with cystic fibrosis possess a much greater number of the proteins that forms mucus, known as mucins.
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