Live the life you want. These health tips and resources can empower you to live a healthier, happier life.
Social media is rife with unrealistic images and diet fads, but some people are working to add positive messages.
Dermatologist offers advice for tackling dry skin this winter.
Sleeve, bypass or switch? Bariatric surgery options demystified.
Bariatric Surgery, Weight Loss
Read ArticleAt UNC Health Care, we’re constantly finding ways to use our leading global research to help patients just like you.
Find out what makes strokes different for women.
Neurology, Stroke, Women's Health
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Sex bias in research is an ongoing problem that makes it difficult to know how treatments and drugs will affect women.
Think your brain and belly don’t talk to each other? Think again.
Digestive Health, Gastroenterology, Research
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For the first time, UNC School of Medicine Research shows that hormone replacement therapy in early menopause can prevent depression.
Depression, Health, Physicians, Publications, Research
Read ArticleWe’re changing the world by working to improve the lives of people like you. Read about what we’re up to and what it means for your life.
If you’re 45 and thought you had a few more years before needing to schedule a colonoscopy, think again.
Patients can take charge of their health with Apple Health Records feature.
UNC Health Care is committed to reaching patients at a time and place that works for them, and they’re using technology to do it.
North Carolina, Urgent Care, Virtual Care
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Speedy action is still critical, but doctors’ tools have expanded, according to new treatment guidelines developed by a group of experts led by a UNC neurologist.
Community matters. Read the stories of hope, healing and health from patients and physicians who make UNC Health Care special.
Georgia Mae Braddy is, without doubt, a fighter. At four months old, she has already undergone three major surgeries, one of which took place while she was still in utero.
This neurocognitive disorder that interferes with language abilities has changed the lives of Russell Flowers and his wife, Mary Jo.
Correction surgery helped repair an 80-degree spinal curve.
An unexpected collapse highlights the importance of automated external defibrillators in public places.
