University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center experts are available to provide expert commentary and feedback on research presented at the AACR Annual Meeting 2018.
Dr. Thomas Egan of the University of North Carolina School of Medicine says that a recent change in donor lung allocation policy was long overdue. However, because the change happened over the Thanksgiving holiday weekend in response to litigation, it came as a 鈥渢sunami鈥� that was 鈥渟udden, unexpected, and may have huge consequences.鈥�
UNC Health Care and the UNC School of Medicine have launched a tool for media to request interviews with experts and researchers at the forefront of the global Zika research initiative.
In the editorial, the UNC researchers explain the excitement about this new class of drugs and the importance of this trial. They also highlight the reasons that caution as well as enthusiasm is warranted.
Dr. Darren DeWalt, author of a JAMA editorial being released early online this week, is available for media interviews.
UNC expert available to discuss latest development in search for AIDS vaccine.
UNC brain surgeon Anand Germanwala, M.D. and ENT surgeon Adam Zanation, M.D., collaborated to develop through-the-nose approach to repair a patient's ruptured brain aneurysm.
Pneumonic plague expert available for interview at UNC-Chapel Hill.
UNC School of Medicine experts offer story ideas for back to school, including: sleep apnea and tonsils, kids with restless leg syndrome and returning to normal sleep habits; an STD reality check for teens; how to return to school with prescription meds; overcoming social anxieties and phobias (for kids and parents); and heart health advice.
Two infectious disease experts at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill "鈥� Dr. David Weber and Dr. Myron Cohen -- are available to discuss swine flu.
Lance Armstrong broke his collarbone today in a bike race in Spain. Two orthopaedic surgeons at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill are available to discuss how this type of injury can be treated and what the road to recovery for Armstrong might look like.
Reid Wilson, Ph.D., is available to discuss "vicarious trauma," fear of flying and the affects of media coverage of the crash of Flight 3407. He is an author, researcher and a clinician at UNC Chapel Hill and specializes in helping people overcome their fear of flying and other anxiety disorders.
As a result of the current economic slow down, many people have lost their jobs -- and their health insurance. Dr. Adam Goldstein of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill explains how people in this situation can continue getting the health care they need.
The chief of cerebrovascular neurosurgery at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is available for interviews related to U.S. Rep. Stephanie Tubb Jones' aneurysm.
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