Students at Carolina's School of Nursing conducted a mass immunization simulation to prepare the future nurses for a critical scenario they may be handling when a vaccine becomes available for the novel coronavirus.
Carolina researchers and NC State experts have taken to the air to find a new way to get medical care to the victims faster.
SlowCOVIDNC alerts users who have the app if they have been in close contact with an individual who later tests positive for COVID-19. It is voluntary to download and use, and is designed to enhance the state’s existing contact tracing efforts.
Why don't we see more young girls with autism? To tackle this big, complicated question, one Carolina psychologist started small.