4 Reasons Not to Spank Your Child, and 4 Things to Do Instead
Research shows that spanking is harmful and doesn’t improve behavior.
Research
From less invasive treatments to new research on topics like ADHD and autism, learn more about the health issues that matter to you.
Not All Masks Are Created Equal
UNC Health experts tested them to see which were most protective against COVID-19.
Can Gene Editing Treat Angelman Syndrome?
Scientists have determined how to overcome a genetic mutation at the center of this debilitating neurodevelopmental condition.
Exercising While Restricting Calories Could Be Bad for Bone Health
New research shows that pairing normal- to high-calorie meals with exercise can help keep bones strong.
Identifying Gender and Racial Disparities in Heart Attack Care
UNC researchers are spreading the word about these disparities and starting a conversation about how to change them.
Cancer Treatment: We’ve Come a Long Way and the Future is Hopeful
Survival rates have drastically improved in recent decades, and physician-researchers are working toward more personalized treatments.
FDA Approves Groundbreaking Rescue Treatment for Cluster Seizures
The nasal spray is the first medication approved in more than 20 years to treat this symptom of epilepsy.
The Military’s Silent Threat: Arthritis and Its Debilitating Damage
Researchers are working with the VA to find ways to prevent and treat this leading cause of disability among veterans.
Stroke Symptoms and Risks for Women
Find out what makes strokes different for women.
It’s a Man’s World, and It’s Taking a Toll on Women’s Health
Sex bias in research is an ongoing problem that makes it difficult to know how treatments and drugs will affect women.
The Connection Between Your Brain and Your Gut
Think your brain and belly don’t talk to each other? Think again.
Depression Prevention In Menopause
For the first time, UNC School of Medicine Research shows that hormone replacement therapy in early menopause can prevent depression.